Julie Luchetta
Reporter, Report for America Corps memberAs the Canyon County reporter, I cover the Latina/o/x communities and agricultural hub of the Treasure Valley. I’m super invested in local journalism and social equity, and very grateful to be working in Idaho.
When not at work, you can probably find me biking around looking for unpasteurized cheese. Generally, I like to listen to podcasts, talk about podcasts or recommend podcasts to people who did not ask me for podcast recommendations.
If you have a tip (or podcast recommendation) please shoot me an email.
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The people behind Treefort bring a new music festival to Garden City. -
The Idaho Wolf Depredation Control Board says its new approach to culling wolves is more targeted to areas with high risk to livestock and wildlife.
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Interior Secretary Deb Haaland announced $103 million to bolster wildfire risk reduction efforts and address the health risks faced by wildland firefighters while visiting the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise.
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Boise is celebrating World Refugee Day with the Idaho Office for Refugees hosting a day of music, food, performances and a long awaited ceremony for asylum seekers from Iraq, Congo, Afghanistan, Syria, Ukraine, Bhutan, Liberia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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An FDA committee says COVID-19 vaccines are safe for kids under 5. This means children in Idaho between the ages of six months and five years old could receive shots as soon as next week.
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Representatives from the state of Jalisco in Mexico joined community members at the Hispanic Cultural Center of Idaho in Nampa Tuesday to unveil a copy of the Bell of Dolores, a popular symbol in Mexico’s creation story.
