Twin Falls

Concerned about the decline of bees and butterflies, Twin Falls residents started a pollinator council in 2019.

The cities are both contracting with a company called Downtowner, which provides an on-demand bus service that works like a rideshare app.

NPR has documented an alarming pattern of hoax school shooting calls across the country. Now another pattern has emerged: bad actors using these moments to spread misinformation online.

The 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.

People who give blood in Idaho helped save the life of one mother in Twin Falls.

It has been several years since we have welcomed you, our audience, into the station for an open house! We want to invite you in for a tour of the offices and facilities here in Boise as well as a chance to get to meet and mingle with our reporters, hosts, producers and staff.

Both counties' election offices said those numbers are about on par with the 2018 election — the last general election without a presidential race.

A group formed an ad-hoc organization called the Magic Valley Knowledge Seekers after difficulty finding a venue for a talk on critical race theory with former Idaho Supreme Court Justice Jim Jones.

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.

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.