It's been a trend at the Idaho statehouse: Bills deemed questionable when it comes to their legality seem to make their way into law anyway. Now former Idaho attorneys general are banding together in an effort to protect the state's constitutions and taxpayer pocketbooks.

On this day 100 years ago, Idaho lawmakers passed a bill that, today, would be viewed as morally reprehensible, as well as unconstitutional. It doubled down on an existing law banning interracial marriage and stayed on the books for another 38 years.

They wanted nothing more than to keep their creative juices flowing. How a group of kids in McCall found a way to piece together an unprecedented performance during a pandemic.