Idaho's broadband project grant will be extended an additional three years. The Department of Administration announced yesterday their final approval of a $2.65 million grant to extend broadband mapping and a planning initiative for Idaho.

For the past two years the project has been collecting data from broadband service providers to create an interactive map of where high-speed internet exists and where it doesn't.

High-speed internet certainly doesn't exist in Pocatello. The New York Times reported that Pocatello, Idaho is the slowest city in the country.

About two years ago, the Three Wolf Moon t-shirt became one of the most popular items on Amazon.com and then, into an internet phenomenon.

It was the raving reviews that sent it up the internet ranks. One reviewer wrote: "Fits my girthy frame, has wolves on it, attracts women" but "cannot see wolves with arms crossed".

Coats 4 Kids is an annual fundraiser that has been collecting coats for children for 26 years. They start collecting in mid-September so children can keep warm just in time for the cold and wet fall and the colder and snowy winter.

KXLY has teamed up with the fundraiser to help collect coats at the Spokane Interstate Fair. On Sunday, September 18th, visitors who bring new or gently used coats to donate will let one child 13 and under in free  to the fair from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Coat drop-offs will be at the entry gates. 

If you're headed up to the fair for a variety of events on the 18th, including the full-sized car demolition derby, don't forget to bring a new or gently used children's coat that you can donate. That Sunday is the last day of the fair.