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Idaho Public TelevisionIdaho Matters learns about "Spud Country,” Outdoor Idaho’s newest episode on Idaho Public Television. -
Darin Oswald/Idaho StatesmanThe Idaho Legislature shortly reconvened (without passing any new bills) this week, ending a legislative session that began in January.
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Boise is still mourning the loss of two community members who were killed from a shooting Monday at the Towne Square Mall. How did we get here — and how do we prevent more shootings in the future? -
Boise State University was recently awarded over $2 million to create a Food and Dairy Innovation Center over the next five years to meet the growing needs of the industry in Idaho.
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Yesterday was a dark day in Boise. Two people were killed during a shooting at the Boise Towne Square Mall, and four injured victims were sent to the hospital.
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Monday’s shooting at the Boise Towne Square Mall has left so many of us reeling and asking ourselves how — and why — this happened. Your kids are likely feeling the same way you are — so how do we talk to them about this?
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According to housing experts there is a perfect storm happening right now — increased demand for housing and an historically low supply of housing that’s available.
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City of Good is a Boise-based nonprofit that was founded at the beginning of the pandemic in March 2020. In fact, the pandemic was the driving force behind its mission to help feed people who found themselves in a tough place do to the COVID-19 crisis.
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The Idaho Matters Reporter Roundtable gets you up-to-date on the news that made headlines this week including: Boise City Council elections, impacts of COVID-19 on children, higher education enrollment increases and more.
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As Idaho’s population grows, people of different cultures, experiences and backgrounds are calling the Gem State home. An annual summit this week looks at how businesses can productively address differences in the workplace through diversity, equity and inclusion.
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With COVID-19 coverage, local election reporting and business updates—you won't want to miss this week's Reporter Roundtable.
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Since the beginning of the pandemic, many public health officials in Idaho have called on people to put political differences aside to safeguard the community from COVID-19. Despite this, it seems as though political division has grown even more intense.
