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This interview was originally broadcast in January, 2018.Over thousands of years, dogs have earned the title of man’s best friend. Yet even as their…

This encore interview originally aired in February, 2019.In October of 1950, General Douglas MacArthur assured President Truman that the end of the Korean…

This interview was originally broadcast in September, 2019.On the home front, Russia is a nation in turmoil. A flagging economy, shrinking population,…

Emily Nemen’s The Cactus League, as the title tells us, is set in the Arizona desert, around Scottsdale, during spring training for major league baseball.…

The United States Marine Corps has been helping bring holiday joy to children since 1947 with the Toys For Tots program. Idaho Matters talks with USMC…

This interview originally aired May 28, 2020.When the coronavirus pandemic hit and left thousands of Americans out of work, one question kept popping up:…

The Southern Poverty Law Center has been investigating and documenting hate groups in America since 1979; the group was formed in 1971 as a nonprofit…

The University of Idaho remains in the spotlight for the mishandling of sexual assault complaints placed more than five years ago. In 2013, three…

Since 2010, nearly 18 percent of the United States' gross domestic product has been spent on healthcare. Chronic conditions like heart disease, cancer and…

Boise State University president Bob Kustra is retiring after 15 years. He joins Idaho Matters to discuss the growth of the university under his tenure…