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  • Fruitland police spent the weekend digging up the backyard of a home and reports say they’re looking for the remains of Michael Vaughan, who was five years old when he went missing in July of 2021.
  • Last week we had our first snowfall in the treasure valley and ski areas across Idaho are beginning to open, meaning only one thing, it's time to break out your winter coats and snowboards.
  • Demand for places to play pickleball is up, especially in Meridian, and in response the city got together with the owners of a local apartment complex to build four new pickleball courts at Kleiner Memorial Park.
  • A look at the Kroger-Albertsons merger and what it means for Idaho, Boise City Council reads complaints against former police chief Ryan Lee, a Rexburg man who was killed while fighting in Ukraine and the Idaho Legislature will consider a bill prohibiting public drag performances. Don Day, the Founder and Editor of BoiseDev.com; Kelcie Moseley-Morris with the Idaho Capital Sun; Andrea Olson with EastIdahoNews.com; Alex Duggan Investigative Reporter with KTVB in Boise join Idaho Matters to break down the news of the week.
  • Many hunters are finding that their favorite hunting spots, on private land, are becoming a bit crowded. Idaho Matters takes a look at why this is happening.
  • Since 1972, Ballet Idaho has been celebrating stories of the human spirit through dance. 50 years later they are commemorating this accomplishment with the performance of four very special programs. Laura Curry, Executive Director of the company and the Artistic Director, Garret Anderson joined Idaho Matters to talk more about the history of Ballet Idaho and what they have in store for us this season.
  • The Idaho State Historical Society is looking for pictures of Boise's old State Penitentiary as part of a new project. Jacey Brain, Visitor Services Coordinator at the Idaho State Historical Society and Interim Historic Sites Administrator, Anthony Parry joins Idaho Matters to tell us more.
  • Idaho Matters is answering your questions about voting in the 2022 midterm elections. This week, listeners asked us about the advisory question on this year's ballot. Clark Corbin with the Idaho Capital Sun and Boise State Public Radio reporter James Dawson helped answer these questions.
  • Idaho Dance Theatre kicks off a special performance with some exciting new additions. Artistic Director, Marla Hansen and Associate Artistic Director Nathan Powell joined Idaho Matters to talk about upcoming performances and what audiences can expect to see.
  • St. Luke's Health System has created its own insurance plan, saying it wants to make health care coverage more efficient with less stress.
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