Please join Boise State Public Radio for Another Round at Boise Brewing on Thursday, May 28 from 6-8 p.m. Mountain West News Bureau reporter Murphy Woodhouse will share all the latest on this year's wildfire season. Plus, with a donation in any amount your first beverage is free, courtesy of Boise Brewing.

Boise State Public Radio earned top honors at the Idaho Press Club Awards, taking home 21 awards for its 2025 reporting across audio and digital journalism. The recognition highlights the newsroom’s depth and range — from watchdog coverage and election reporting to compelling features, interviews and innovative storytelling.

Beloved long-time music host Arthur Balinger died of cancer earlier this year at the age of 77. Join us in remembering our dear friend and colleague and his legacy on KBSU, sharing music across the year and across genres.

Join Boise State Public Radio for an evening of live musical entertainment featuring The Charlie Hunter Trio at Shrine Social Club on Wednesday, March 18. Hunter’s eclectic style seamlessly blends elements of jazz, funk, blues and rock, creating a distinct sound that has captivated audiences worldwide.

Join KIN and Boise State Public Radio for a unique experience, where food tells the story! KIN will be featuring a specially curated public radio menu beginning Wednesday, February 25 through Saturday, Feb. 28. Ticketed dinner hosted by George Prentice on Wednesday, Feb. 25 at 7:00 p.m.

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From breaking news to deeply reported features, Boise State Public Radio’s newsroom spent 2025 covering the stories that mattered most to Idahoans. These were the pieces that sparked conversation, answered questions and kept readers coming back — our most-viewed news stories of the year.

This holiday season, reflect on the key moments of 2025 and enjoy the sounds of the season with holiday music from a wide range of styles and stories with humor, warmth and festivity. Here are some program highlights from your friends at Boise State Public Radio.

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