It’s Juneteenth, the day 156 years ago that marks the final emancipation of enslaved Americans. We spoke to a couple Boise based chefs as they prepare for tonights celebrations.

Starting Saturday, unemployed people in Idaho will no longer receive hundreds of additional federal dollars every week.

The Trump administration moved BLM headquarters away from Washington, D.C. Now the Biden administration has to decide whether to move it back.

On this first federally recognized Juneteenth holiday, there's plenty to talk about on the Idaho Matters Reporter Roundtable.

Rep. Muffy Davis says, “My whole life has been a race.” Indeed, before winning two elections, sending her to the Idaho Statehouse (she'll be up for reelection next year), she was a seven-time medalist in three Paralympic games. So, she’s uniquely qualified to talk about the year's top stories from both the front page and the sports page.

The Idaho Traveler explores the often ignored treasures of small-town Idaho, from historic buildings and sites to the mom-and-pop restaurants that offer the best pie and breakfast in the Gem State.

As Juneteenth becomes a federal holiday, Idaho Matters looks back at the history of this day — which many folks in Idaho are still learning about.

Whether you're new to gardening or have been digging in the dirt for years, there's always more to learn about adjusting to climate conditions, new pests and insects.

A City Club of Boise virtual panel discussion on policing and race with Boise's Chief of Police Ryan Lee.

The wildfire potential in Idaho is "above normal" for July, August and September. But even when the fires are outside the state’s borders, the smoke still affects us here.