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Eating disorder rates have surged over the course of the pandemic. According to Yale Medicine, the National Eating Disorders Association has seen increases as high as 70-80% in calls to its helpline at different points over the past year.

When he’s not hosting Morning Edition here on Boise State Public Radio, George Prentice is sifting through the latest movies and TV to give you recommendations for the good — and the not-so-good — on the big and small screens.

Earlier this year republican state lawmakers passed—and governor little signed into law—a bill making Idaho’s initiative process one of the most stringent in the entire nation. A little more than a month ago, the Idaho Supreme Court struck down that law.

As our state continues to deal with a surge of COVID-19 cases, Idaho doctors are seeing alarming trends tied to COVID-19 cases in pregnant women—including maternal deaths, increase incidences of stillbirth and neonatal intensive care unit patients that are sicker than usual.

It’s been roughly a year and a half since the pandemic hit. We’ve seen lockdowns, school shutdowns, and vaccine rollouts. There’ve been times where things were looking up—and times where things were looking extremely grim.It’s no surprise that many are feeling burned out and frustrated. It can be hard to unpack the question of 'why am I feeling this way, why am I feeling it now and how do I navigate that?'

Idaho has been in the national news this week after a back-and-forth argument between Governor Brad Little and Lieutenant Governor Janice McGeachin went viral.

It's Friday — which means it's time to catch up on all of the news that made headlines this week with help local journalists.

A discussion of the disputed 1876 election and it's impact on Reconstruction with historian Dr. Raymond Krohn.

Election night is behind us and the results are in. In Boise and the Wood River Valley, incumbents had a big night. How about in other parts of the state?

The Idaho Matters Reporter Roundtable makes sense of the past week in Boise and beyond.