The Idaho Legislature is going strong, with almost 300 bills moving through committees. They cover a wide variety of topics, from public education funding to marijuana laws, to liquor license requirements.

Caribou used to be found in the wilds of old growth forests in the Idaho panhandle. The population would often cross state lines into Washington. Now, there are zero caribou roaming free in the lower 48.

Idaho lawmakers are making it easier for people to get doses of a life-saving drug that can reverse opioid overdoses.

January was unusually mild, but February has served as a reminder that the calendar still says it’s winter. The spate of cold and snow is providing a two-fold benefit.

In his third annual State of the Station update, Boise State Public Radio General Manager Tom Michael points out some highlights of 2018 and things to look forward to in 2019.

Governor Brad Little signed legislation Wednesday that provides a major step forward in ending a years-long dispute over water.

Boise State has been without a permanent leader since July of last year. That’s when former university President Bob Kustra retired, after 15 years leading the institution.

A measure to ease the punishment for a first-time offense of possessing marijuana passed a committee in the legislature unanimously.