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A few weeks ago on the show, we talked to a northern Idaho newspaper struggling to stay afloat. Their story isn’t unique: local news outlets have been…

There is overwhelming demand for emergency financial assistance right now as so many people have lost jobs due to the coronavirus pandemic.That’s why…

On Sunday, May 18, 1980, Mount St. Helens in Washington erupted. The volcanic blast and its after effects killed 57 people and caused millions of dollars…

Farmers markets are a staple of spring and summer in Idaho. Strolling through the crowd, chatting with old friends, browsing seasonal and buying local…

Industries across the world are being disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic. In the U.S., one sector facing significant uncertainty is agriculture. In…

We know that there isn’t an industry that hasn’t been touched by the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. Arts organizations are in a serious predicament.…

Two weeks ago, the Fry Foods processing plant in Weiser shut down after employees started testing positive for COVID-19. The company Fry Foods makes…

White women in Idaho won the right to vote 100 years ago this year. In commemoration, the Idaho State Historical Society and the Old Penitentiary in Boise…

One of the biggest unknowns about coronavirus is how it spreads within a community, especially with asymptomatic carriers and minimal testing…

In March, Governor Brad Little signed into law legislation setting 16 as the minimum age a person can get married in the state of Idaho.Backers of this…