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A new federal pilot program could make weight loss drugs more affordable for millions of Medicare recipients, but questions remain about eligibility, cost and its long-term impact.

Note: This is an encore edition of Reader’s Corner. The episode originally aired in June 2023.An interview with David Michaels, author of The Triumph of Doubt. In the book, Michaels details how corrupt science becomes public policy, through the aid of dark money, and where it's happening today.

A COVID vaccine study initially withheld by the CDC has been published in a major medical journal, sparking debate and finding that the latest vaccine reduced the risk of hospitalization by more than 50%.

The Voice of Idaho Amateur Radio Club has connected five mountaintop repeaters to create a statewide ham radio network designed to keep the states communities in contact during emergencies when other communication fail.

The 208 Night Market in Nampa brings together thousands of people each summer for food and community, offering a space for connection even amid concerns about immigration enforcement.

The Bryan Kohberger murder case has cost the state of Idaho more than $8 million so far, including $5.5 million spent on his legal defense.

In their new memoir, Cole LeFavour considers what it means to belong, to a place, to a community and to yourself.

A birthday gift unlike any other gives one woman the chance to glimpse her future and decide whether it's the life she truly wants.

A new work of fiction revisits a defining moment in history through three generations of women, revealing how the hopes and struggles of one era can shape the stories we carry with us.

For the last three months, the America 250: Short Histories of Boise project has explored stories behind familiar places across the city, uncovering why each space and landmark is so special.