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The Open Arms Dance Project brings dancers with diverse bodies, ages, and abilities together to create joy and compassion.

Idaho Matters takes a look at the news that made headlines this week, including an update on a former Boise City Council member who is working to get her seat back, a look at the student mental health crisis and why North Idaho College could lose its accreditation.

Last year, tests revealed a slight improvement in literacy among Idaho’s K-3 students, but the state continues to lag behind a number of neighboring states and at-risk students lag even further behind their peers.

Tribal communities have historically had a hard time getting clean drinking water and that can affect the health of their babies. Some public health studies have tried to change the narrative.

Keeping track of who your kids are talking to on the internet is important. That's why the "Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force" was created, to protect kids on the internet and to teach parents and kids how to be safe from predators online. Idaho Matters sits down to find out more about a special training coming up that is inviting everyone to learn more about like cyberbullying, sexting and concrete ways to stay safe on the internet.

The 8th annual Marilyn Shuler Human Rights Forum - A Conversation About Mental Health

A great new miniseries, a fine new film and the weirdest tv series title ever. It's time for What to Watch with our resident movie expert George Prentice!

While we still struggle with cases of COVID-19 and its variants many are looking back over the past three years to figure out what we did right and what we did wrong, with an eye toward the next global outbreak of a virus.

Get ready for a trip to the theater because Broadway in Boise is back!

Hope is not always easy to find in this current world with all the chaos, anger and politics we face every day. So the Boise Philharmonic Master Chorale decided to create a concert designed to uplift and delight everyone who hears it.