Julie Luchetta
Reporter, Report for America Corps memberExpertise: Audio editing, public health, social issues reporting
Education: University of Arizona
Highlights
- Loo-keh-Tah
- I have lots of opinions on podcasts and storytelling in general and I absolutely want to hear yours
- French
Experience
I joined Boise State Public Radio in 2022 as the Canyon County reporter through Report for America, to report on the growing Latino community in Idaho. I am very invested in listening to people’s different perspectives and I am very grateful to those who are willing to share their stories with me. It’s a privilege and I do not take it for granted.
I started this job, my first full-time position in journalism, a couple of weeks before the repeal of Roe v. Wade and have been covering the local implications of Idaho’s changing legal landscape ever since and the impacts it has had on the state.
Email: If you have a tip (or podcast recommendation) please shoot me an email.
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Quagga mussels are still present in the Snake River after two years of aggressive treatment. -
On Monday, the Boise School District approved a $30.4 million increase. -
A look at the 2025 Boise Pride Festival. -
The Pocatello officers who shot an intellectually disabled teenager within seconds of arriving on scene during a domestic disturbance call in April will not face criminal charges. -
The 2025 Boise Pride is adjusting to fewer sponsors backing the event this year. -
Idaho has the fourth highest suicide rate in the United States. A local public health survey seeks to understand how and where people store lethal means — like guns and medications — to develop a prevention campaign. -
The City of McCall is joining an international effort to make sure rivers, lakes, oceans and estuaries are safe for urban swimmers. -
A third case of measles has been reported in Idaho, this time in Bonner County. As the school year begins, public officials warn of undiagnosed cases while healthcare providers prepare for a potential spread. -
This year’s Treefort turned a profit for the first time since 2019, taking a bite from the accumulated losses of the pandemic era and increased costs from moving to Julia Davis Park. -
The 2025 Western Idaho State Fair kicks off Friday at Idaho Expo, with 14,000 contenders vying to win a blue in the showcase competitions.
