Hispanic Heritage Month

Protecting our environment is important, especially if we want to continue to enjoy it, which is something that many people will be doing as they take part in Latino Conservation Week.

In the Wood River Valley, three women are leading three nonprofits, helping immigrants, children and seniors survive and thrive in their community.

Each year, from September 15th to October 15th, the country celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month which was established to honor the many contributions that Latino Americans have made to the fabric of our society. From the economy to politics to medicine the impact is immeasurable, especially when it comes to the creative community.

Every weekday through Hispanic Heritage Month, World Cafe dives into the music of a different country in Latin America.

In the Wood River Valley, Saturday marks the 6th annual Hispanic Heritage Festival, a daylong event feature local music and food.

A national survey showing the recent trends of colleges found a significant increase in Hispanic enrollment. In Idaho, data collected from college institutions show they have a greater percentage than the national average.

Idaho Matters sits down for a conversation about the past, present and future of the Gem States Latino community.

Idaho Matters takes a look at the history of Hispanic Heritage Month.

Expats are getting ready to celebrate Mexican Independence day, with the Hispanic Cultural Center of Idaho hosting a celebration in Nampa.

Representatives from the state of Jalisco in Mexico joined community members at the Hispanic Cultural Center of Idaho in Nampa Tuesday to unveil a copy of the Bell of Dolores, a popular symbol in Mexico’s creation story.