How changes in Idaho’s climate pose risks and opportunities for Idahoans’ health and healthcare economy.

A safety advocacy group released a “roadmap” this week ranking each state on several indicators in an effort to reduce traffic deaths. Every state in the region was given either a “caution” or “danger” rating, meaning the group sees a major need for tougher laws.

Blaine County organizations raised the alarm this fall about an uptick in people sleeping outside. Purchasing the transitional housing units is one short-term solution the city thinks could help people get out of the cold.

The National Park Service and Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation announced it purchased land in Graham Canyon, expanding the City of Rocks National Reserve. The effort was made possible through a partnership between federal and state agencies - as well as nonprofits and private landlords.

Julia Tai is one of the most dynamic young conductors on stages across the planet, conducting in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Germany, Mexico and here in the Northwest. This season, she'll be conducting the Boise Philharmonic's holiday performances of Messiah, the 281-year-old oratorio penned by George Frideric Handel.

A panel of experts discuss the Idaho Behavioral Health Council, the 988 crisis hotline, system gaps and unmet needs.

Boise School Board Trustee and high school senior Shiva Rajbhandari traveled more than 7,000 miles to Egypt last month to attend COP27.

Yes, you can make the holidays a bit greener … beginning with selecting an organic Christmas tree. In a recent interview with NPR’s Here and Now, Dawn Gifford, author of “Sustainability begins at Home” said more consumers are looking to reduce their eco-footprint.