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Detailing the 'Perceptions of Democracy' survey and unfavorable views of the federal government and Congress among respondents of five western states.

Next month the Boise City Council will decide whether Interfaith Sanctuary can move from downtown Boise to a new building on State Street. A group of 39 clergy and lay leaders of faith from around the Treasure Valley have written a letter in support of Interfaith's move. Today we've invited three of those leaders to join us to talk about homelessness in the Treasure Valley along with the impact of COVID-19, the war in Ukraine and about matters of faith.

March is the month for the Oscars and this year's ceremony is set for Sunday March 27th. This year's broadcast will be dramatically different according to our resident movie expert & Morning Edition host George Prentice.

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.

Last year, the non-profit group Jesse Tree helped 668 families at risk of losing their homes and that's more than double the number they were able to help in 2020. They have a 95% success rate when it comes to keeping the folks they help in housing. Ali Rabe is here to talk more about the dramatic growth of the organization.

In Idaho, the number of kids in the hospital with COVID-19 is higher than any other time during the pandemic.

The Ada County landfill works hard to make itself as "green" as possible. A new project will make the process cleaner while reducing greenhouse gas emissions & making more money to keep the landfill going. Ada County Commissioners Rod Beck and Kendra Kenyon are here to talk more about it.

It's the Friday Reporter Roundtable when we get you up to date on all the news that made headlines this past week.

Experts from the University of Idaho talk about the causes and consequences of the war in Ukraine

A man living in Ukraine flees his Kyiv home after Russia invades