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For folks in the fire science world, the smoke that has engulfed most of the western United States is not surprising. As climate change, years of poor…

As the coronavirus forced people inside this spring and asked them to isolate themselves at home, in some case from loved ones and friends, experts across…

The Boise Library’s Comic Arts Festival has become an annual tradition over the last eight years. But this year, like so many events, the summer event has…

Latino USA is an award-winning public radio show led by journalist Maria Hinojosa, which is celebrating its 25th year as an hour-long program. Boise State…

The non-profit “Friends of the Boise Public Library” has been selling donated books to raise money for library projects for the last 50 years. “The…

Fires in Oregon, Washington and California have blanketed the northwest in smoke. We're also six months into the coronavirus pandemic. On today's Idaho…

This interview originally aired June 30, 2020. Journalism, broadcasting and podcasting in Idaho has a big problem. The overwhelming majority of reporters,…

Dollar for dollar, American women make a fraction of what men make in the workplace. But lower pay is not the only thing that affects the financial…

We hear it all the time: houses in the Treasure Valley getting snapped up with cash offers as a line of people compete for the home. Seniors struggling…

We’re continuing our deep dive into property taxes in the Treasure Valley, and how this tax is contributing to the lack of affordable homes in the region.…