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This fall could be many peoples last chance to see an annular solar eclipse in the U.S. for more than a decade.

Idaho has inspired some of history’s greatest writers. And an upcoming writing retreat in Central Idaho’s Dark Skies Reserve, featuring stargazing, hiking, fishing and face-time with bestselling authors, is bound to influence a new generation of creativity.

An interview with Eric Rauchway, author of Why the New Deal Matters. The book offers a look at how the New Deal fundamentally changed American life, and why it remains relevant today.

Much of Allison Gibson’s passion and profession has been defined by soccer. As a player, she was an All American and as a coach, she became the winningest coach in Idaho State University history.Now, as president and director of coaching with the Indie Chicas Football Club, she helps the next generation of players realize their potential on and off the field.

Idaho Matters takes a look at the news that made headlines this week, including why Bowe Bergdahl's conviction was vacated, property tax relief for Idahoans and an update on U of I's acquisition of the University of Phoenix.

New changes to Idaho's voter laws has some folks confused so Idaho Matters sat down with the Secretary of State to help explain them.

Across the country, health care professionals are experiencing burnout. Idaho Mattes finds out what's contributing to this problem and what can be done to help prevent it.

Are you looking to add a bit of suspense to your summer reading list? Well, Idaho Matters has the perfect recommendation for you.

Last year a few hundred crisis call centers across the country replaced their 1-800 numbers with a simpler three-digit code. Since then that number, which is the 988 National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, has answered over 12,000 calls, texts and chats from people in Idaho experiencing a mental health crisis.

If you love STEM and romance, Idaho Matters has a book recommendation for you!