Idaho Matters

What happens after a traumatic event happens at work? And how to you recover? We ask an expert to find out.

A new federal pilot program could make weight loss drugs more affordable for millions of Medicare recipients, but questions remain about eligibility, cost and its long-term impact.

Boise State is officially a Pac-12 school. Athletic Director Jeramiah Dickey explains what the change means for the Bronco's future.

In their new memoir, Cole LeFavour considers what it means to belong, to a place, to a community and to yourself. 

The Bryan Kohberger murder case has cost the state of Idaho more than $8 million so far, including $5.5 million spent on his legal defense.

The 208 Night Market in Nampa brings together thousands of people each summer for food and community, offering a space for connection even amid concerns about immigration enforcement. 

The Voice of Idaho Amateur Radio Club has connected five mountaintop repeaters to create a statewide ham radio network designed to keep the states communities in contact during emergencies when other communication fail.

Each Monday on Idaho Matters, we’ll bring you a snapshot of a small corner of our Capital City and its unique past and today we head to Barber Valley!

As Micron's AI-driven growth reaches record highs, an expert examines what it reveals about the broader economy, investing and the future of work.

A record number of Americans are expected to travel over the Fourth of July holiday, AAA Idaho shares what Gem State travelers can expect and offers advice for a smoother trip.