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The Boise Philharmonic has been serving the Treasure Valley for more than 60 years. In fact, it is the longest continuously running cultural organization…

The sage grouse represents some of the biggest controversies in the Mountain West. From armed standoffs on public land in Nevada and Oregon, to explosive…

This interview originally aired Oct. 15, 2020.When the pandemic hit in March, businesses suffered. And all those people who were going to start new jobs…

As the days get cold and temperatures dip below freezing, some people may be putting away their bikes for the winter. But before that, Boise State Public…

Idaho once again hit new records yesterday for hospitalizations and ICU usage as our state added over 800 new COVID-19 cases and five deaths. And even…

Here on Idaho Matters and Boise State Public Radio, we’ve been hearing from young people voting in their first general election; young people who were…

Young people have been at the center of some of the organizing that seems to be defining this moment in history. They have led sustained protests against…

Every year, the Alexa Rose Foundation awards over $100,000 in small grants to local Treasure Valley artists, many early in their careers. New this year,…

COVID-19 continues to ravage the state of Idaho, with climbing hospitalizations and deaths. At the same time, local and state government officials are…

Since election night almost two weeks ago, some folks in the national media are pointing to what they see as a surprising turn toward President Donald…