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America’s bird population is in decline. Some studies show that as much as 30% of the population across species has been lost. So, what is to blame for…

President-elect Joe Biden has begun to announce his cabinet choices, including former Federal Reserve Chief Janet Yellen as Secretary of Treasury. But he…

The pandemic has impacted us all in different ways. But a nearly universal impact has come to our mental health. For students and educators, the…

Even before the pandemic hit, the Treasure Valley was experiencing an intense housing crisis. In fact, since the beginning of this year, the average rent…

As winter sets in and we’re finding ourselves more and more inside while the pandemic drags on, TV is becoming a refuge for entertainment and escape. But…

Have you bought your Christmas tree yet? At least one local vendor says that if you want one, now is the time to get one. With more people staying home…

Idaho is home to some fantastic folk artists. Boise State Public Radio's Expressive Idaho series explores the Gem State through the folk art lens. Today…

Our health care workers are spread thin and are struggling at times to keep up with the crush of COVID-19 patients filling our hospitals. On Friday, the…

Music and performing arts venues were some of the first things to shut down last spring during the pandemic and have largely remained closed even as…

There’s a big problem with how we share academic scientific research. Across the world, almost every single science, technology, engineering or math paper…