We asked runners why Afghanistan should matter to Idahoans.

From social media pressure to increasing political polarization, teens today are facing higher rates of depression and anxiety. Idaho is seeing what some say is a mental health crisis for youth. But, what can you as a parent do to help your child navigate and connect?

If you missed Moving Target: The Shifting Gun Debate In America, here's the unedited audio from our event. The forum featured our Guns & America reporter…

Boise State Public Radio’s Mountain West News Bureau brings you stories from all across the region. They report on public lands, the environment, growth…

NPR Reporter Kirk Siegler was at Storyfort in downtown Boise on Thursday, the 21st of March, 2019 to take a room of attendees behind-the-scenes of his…

In recent years, Idaho education leaders have focused much of their attention on getting more students to graduate college. But how has the once-named “Go…

Boise State Public Radio and HuffPost teamed up to present a conversation about Proposition 2 on Oct. 11, 2018. The event was part of HuffPost's 'Listen…

Boise State Public Radio News and the Idaho Statesman co-hosted a panel discussion with five Treasure Valley mayors on Oct. 3, 2018. The mayors discussed…

On September 16, 2015 KBSX hosted four panelists and a room full of community members for a discussion on the possible Endangered Species Listing of the…

The greater sage grouse is under threat. Its population has shrunk by more than 90 percent in the last century. Scientists say wildfire, invasive species,…