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Colorado Media ProjectThe Mountain West News Bureau, based at Boise State Public Radio, has received a $10,000 grant to improve coverage of tribal communities. -
Sun Valley Film FestivalThe Sun Valley Film Festival and Boise State Public Radio present a celebration of film.Morning Edition’s George Prentice will host a fun, fast-paced showcase of the most-talked-about (and sometimes debated) films of the season. We’ll feature some exclusive moments with the year’s most celebrated storytellers and unveil sneak peek info on the 2023 SVFF film slate. Plus prizes, games and plenty of surprises. If you love movies, this is the must-attend party of the year.
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Since the very first student-led broadcast hit the air in 1976, music has been a vital part of Boise State Public Radio. -
Boise State Public Radio is expanding its reach across Idaho, taking over KLCZ and KUER.
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Join Morning Edition host George Prentice and The Flicks for an exclusive preview of the films everyone will be talking about come Oscar season. George has returned from the Toronto International Film Festival where he attended dozens of world premiere screenings and you’ll be among the first to get the inside scoop on what will be the best movies of the year.
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Boise State Public Radio isn't just available on your FM dial anymore. Over the last several months, we've been working to make our web streams available…
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Boise State Public Radio is excited to announce Rachel Cohen as a 2022-2023 National Science-Health-Environment Reporting fellow (SHERF).
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Another Round is back and this time you get a chance to meet Mountain West News Bureau reporter Madelyn Beck. Join us for drinks and conversation with your public radio team.
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Boise State Public Radio wins Idaho's lone 2022 national Edward R. Murrow award.
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Boise State Public Radio will host a Voces Internship of Idaho intern this fall.
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The Mountain West News Bureau’s investigation of tribal jails has won a third journalism award, gaining recognition in the 2022 National Native Media contest.
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Boise State Public Radio news took home one first-place award and one second-place award in the national Public Media Journalist Association's (PMJA) annual contest.
