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The law, signed by Gov. Brad Little last November, gives debt collectors a faster way to reach consumers. It also gives way to scammers.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare is working to tamp down misinformation around COVID-19 in the state — specifically on the department’s Facebook page. Last week, the agency announced it would block members of the public from posting on its page after sharing or promoting misinformation there.

A federal judge ruled in February that the National Park Service's commercial filming fees were an unconstitutional violation of free speech. Now, Wyoming Sen. John Barrasso has introduced a bill that would waive those fees on all federal public lands, no matter the distribution platform.

More and more of us are using social media these days to stay connected with friends and family as the COVID-19 pandemic rages on in Idaho. But how much…

CANYONLANDS NATIONAL PARK, UTAH — The dark blue, predawn sky was just beginning to brighten over Mesa Arch — a once-hidden gem in southern Utah — as...

“Constitutional Carry” is a gun law that lets people to carry guns without permits. Laws like this have swept through more than a dozen gun-friendly states in the last decade. But in Georgia, the attempt to pass it is dividing even the most devout gun rights advocates.

This encore interview originally aired in July, 2018.Chances are that today, like every day, you’ll interact with one or more of four gigantic companies…

This interview was originally broadcast Wednesday, June 27, 2018.Social media may no longer be a new frontier for the experienced, but educating children…

Idaho Matters will return on Tuesday, September 4, with a live broadcast. Please enjoy this encore presentation:Idaho has one of the lowest rates of colon…

Social media can be used to inform, connect and entertain. The Idaho Anti-Trafficking Coalition is using social media to bring awareness to Idahoans of…