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With temperatures reaching into triple digits in and around the Treasure Valley, homeless populations are especially vulnerable during this time of year.

The U.S. Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision Monday, saying rules prohibiting college athletes from receiving educational benefits beyond a cost-of-attendance scholarship amounted to antitrust law violations.

Journalist and author James Nestor took his own deep dive into the human respiratory system after exploring the extraordinary techniques of deep divers, leading to his national bestseller, "Deep."

Boise wants be carbon neutral by 2050. The city’s plan to make that happen relies on participation from the government, businesses and residents.

Boise State University nursing students, as well as working nurses across Idaho, will soon learn how to best use telehealth to treat patients thanks to a new state grant.

If you like daylight, you’re in luck today: There will be 15 hours and 25 minutes of daylight June 21, to be exact. Indeed, summer has officially arrived. “Right now, we're at our maximum tilt towards the sun,” said Michael Cantin, meteorologist in charge at the National Weather Service Office in Boise.

It’s Juneteenth, the day 156 years ago that marks the final emancipation of enslaved Americans. We spoke to a couple Boise based chefs as they prepare for tonights celebrations.

Starting Saturday, unemployed people in Idaho will no longer receive hundreds of additional federal dollars every week.

The Trump administration moved BLM headquarters away from Washington, D.C. Now the Biden administration has to decide whether to move it back.

On this first federally recognized Juneteenth holiday, there's plenty to talk about on the Idaho Matters Reporter Roundtable.