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When wildfire smoke or smog settles into a community, the public health advice is to go inside. But is indoor air quality any better?

Indigenous journalists from the U.S. and Canada gathered recently in Winnipeg for a conference on important issues - like the missing and murdered.

Idaho Matters takes a look back at how the ACLU of Idaho got started and where they are today.

When you see a dead bird below a power line your first thought is likely that it died from electrocution. This is a common conventional wisdom, but it turns out it's wrong.

It's been a busy summer on the Boise River with thousands of people taking part in one of the area's favorite activities: floating.

Here in Idaho a nonprofit is helping to provide shoes to thousands of kids around the world, working to address a problem that many families impacted by poverty come up against: bare feet.

A one-man show will be making it's way to the Alley Repertory Theater, looking at the story of one Army Medic and the impacts of war.

Schools around the country are back in session and not only are we seeing a COVID-19 surge but, meningitis is also top of mind. So what should we know in order to protect ourselves?

The White House is launching a permanent office of Pandemic Preparedness and Response. The new office will work to prepare and respond to biological threats and pathogens that can lead to pandemic. The office replaces the COVID-19 Pandemic Response Office.

Idaho Matters sat down for a conversation with Jeff Golden about his debut book "Reclaiming the Sacred." The book looks at the science of happiness and the ways in which materialism impacts, not just ourselves, but our environment as well.