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Idaho Matters looks at fresh approaches to pregnancy and birth.IPTV premieres a documentary about an Idaho mail order cult.The Idaho Conservation League…

Our team of regional reporters breaks down the week's headlines.Treasure Valley Roller Derby revives a post-war favorite.Ride For Joy combines horses with…

A look at the impact of the 2020 census on Idahoans.Exploring the scams that target victims in the Treasure Valley.'Dear Folks' offers a glimpse into the…

Happy Jack Cats matches felines in need of friends with humans looking for furry companionship. This Saturday is Happy Jack's Alley Cats Bowling Fun Day…

As One is a chamber opera featuring two performers, a string quartet, and a penchant for challenging the conventions of opera. The piece is a…

Boise State Physics presents this month's First Friday Astronomy Lecture on May 3 where Dr. Henry Ngo of the National Research Council of Canada will…

Idaho Matters sits down with Senator Melissa Wintrow to discuss a resolution from students combating gun violence and public safety standards

The school shooting in Uvalde, Texas that left 19 fourth graders and two teachers dead has cast a shadow over much of the nation. And in the wake of this tragedy, a lot of our children are turning to us with questions. We're bringing you this conversation with Gemma Gaudette and Cody Ward, the clinical director at the Idaho Youth Ranch, about how to talk with our kids about events like these. This interview originally aired on October 26, 2021 – just a day after the shooting at the Boise Towne Square Mall.

Raptors all around the world are in danger, Idaho Matters finds out why.

Kevin Richert, senior reporter and blogger with Idaho Ed News; Audrey Dutton, Senior Investigative Reporter with the Idaho Capital Sun; Nate Sunderland, Managing Editor, EastIdahoNews.com.