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A new play at the Morrison Center in Boise explores some of the themes that came out of the Salem Witch trials in puritan New England in 1691.

Earlier this week the Biden administration announced it plans to let the Coronavirus Public Health Emergency expire in May.

Boise State Public Radio turns 45 years old this year and we are continuing to grow.

A new novel, The Hunter, puts to rest some tropes about suspense novels, small town crime, women and police corruption.

The number of Idahoans who feel the state is on the wrong track is growing.

The company that supplies drinking water to most of the Treasure Valley wants to raise their rates by 24%.

Starting today 150,000 people in Idaho who are on Medicaid will get a letter in the mail that says if they can’t prove they are still eligible for coverage they’ll be kicked out of the health insurance program. That could leave tens of thousands of people without health care coverage.

The shooting at the Boise Towne Square Mall in 2021 caused shock and anger in the Treasure Valley after Jacob Berquest shot and killed two people. A new investigative report found that Berquist’s home was littered with bullet casings and covered in bullet holes.

A historic comet will soon be passing through the night sky and this may be the only chance you have to see it, ever.

Over the last year the Boise Police Department has seen its fair share of scandal with a relatively new Boise Police Chief being asked to resign and a former captain giving voice to racism, which triggered an independent investigation into the department. Interim Police Chief Ron Winegar sits down to talk the investigation into former BPD captain Matt Bryngelson, rebuilding trust and the future.