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In the early 20th century Edward S. Curtis photographed the daily lives and customs of many Native American tribes. His work would later face criticism though, some claiming that his photos reduced his subjects to a stereotype. Now however, a different story is being told as one photographer offers a new lens through which to view indigenous communities.

New research recently uncovered spatter cones on Mars, meaning that the planet had volcanoes similar to Earth's at one point.

In today's world, cameras have become commonplace. They’re used in our stores, on our roadways, even in our parks. And while this kind of monitoring may unsettle some, others say that it's an important part of our public safety.

Spooky season may be over, but that doesn't mean we're done with scary movies!

After Tuesday’s election results, Boise’s mayor, Lauren McLean, sent out a statement about the privilege we have in Idaho to vote in a “safe, free, and secure” election.

It’s Friday, which means it's time for our Reporter Roundtable when Idaho Matters gets you up to date on all the news that made headlines this past week.

An interview with Timothy Snyder, author of the new book, On Freedom. The book is an exploration of the American ideal of freedom—what it is, how it’s been misunderstood, and why it may be our only chance for survival.

Boise State Public Radio celebrates late night music host and producer Arthur Balinger's 47 years on-air.

The Idaho Legislature came together in Boise to decide who will lead the key positions when things officially start in January 2025.

As the Treasure Valley continues to grow, so does the restaurant scene, which means there are lots of new places to try!