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Idaho Matters answers your questions about what the delta variant is doing in the Gem State with two doctors involved in this fight.

Idaho Matters talks with three people involved with next week's Raptor Fest.

Idaho Matters talks with Ned Johnson, the author of "What Do You Say? How to Talk with Kids to Build Motivation, Stress Tolerance and a Happy Home." Johnson is an expert in child psychology.

Premature and critically ill babies need the best care possible. In the Treasure Valley, patients have access to two neonatal intensive care units: Saint Alphonsus has two NICUs, one in Boise and the other in Nampa. The hospital is celebrating 20 years with these units.

Idaho Matters talks with a former reporter in Afghanistan about what he's hearing from a colleague who is scared for his safety now that the Taliban has taken over the country.

Another summer is about to wrap up, but not before Ballet Sun Valley brings one more festival to town. Ballet-X will be performing at the Sun Valley Pavilion on August 22 and 23.

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.

For more than a decade, the Idaho Walk Bike Alliance has had one vision in mind—to have a transportation system throughout Idaho that supports and encourages walking, bicycling and active transportation.

A new collaboration has pulled together to help protect the reserve, bring NASA into more Idaho classrooms, use stem to teach the next generation of students and so much more.

Idaho’s current COVID-19 surge driven by the delta variant and low vaccinations has been deadly for our homeless population. These folks are some of the most vulnerable to the virus in our community — so getting them vaccinated and protected is a top priority.