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Take a trip with us back to the early 2000's for a bit of nostalgia as we catch up with the former stars of The Daydreams!

Idaho librarians are under fire. Idaho Matters finds out how they are handling the new political landscape.

Idaho Matters takes a look at the life of Toshio Mori, an early Japanese American fiction writer, and his legacy.

During World War II, thousands of Japanese Americans were ordered by the U.S. government to be incarcerated in remote camps. The order, signed by…

Have you ever wondered what trails in the Treasure Valley are best for you and your pup? Well wonder no long because Idaho Matters has some recommendations!

Writer and Journalist Brenda Stanley sits down with Idaho Matters to talk about her latest novel.

The City of McCall has a longstanding wild deer problem. Idaho Fish and Game said they counted 258 wild deer in city limits several weeks ago, and that number is only growing.

Next week PODER of Idaho will be hosting their 2nd annual Latinos Unidos Conference. The organization is dedicated to empowering immigrant communities in the Gem state and this year the theme of the conference is “Building Latino Power," which will focus on strengthening equity, justice and economic prosperity for the state's Latino community.

Jump in and buckle up because its time to take a trip to Emily Henrys "Happy Place!"

According to the Wildland Firefighter Foundation, an average of 17 wildland firefighters die every year while fighting fires and many others are injured. The foundation works to help firefighters and their families during these tragedies and this month they launched their wildland firefighter mental health program, which provides counseling services to both firefighters and their families for free.