Idaho Matters

From second opinions to bad knees and the medications we take as we age, our health questions often come down to the same thing: How do we make the best decision for our health?

Step into a world of movement and music as LED brings their latest production, inspired by the wrestling ring, to life!

With only 10% of Idaho's 18-year-olds registered to vote, questions are mounting over whether new voting requirements are making it harder for young people to make their voices heard.

Fall is officially here which means warm sweaters, pumpkin spiced lattes, the trees turning beautiful colors, and leaves…lots and lots of leaves.

Allegations that Timberline High School football players shared messages threatening rape and murder have prompted a police investigation and renewed questions about how to address misogyny and teach boys about respect and accountability.

After a major renovation, one of Boise's beloved nonprofits is reopening with more space to support and inspire the city's storytelling community.

Discover the stories of Southwestern Idaho's past at the Owyhee Historical Museum, where visitor can experience the lives of some of our states earliest families.

It’s Friday, which means it's time for our Reporter Roundtable when Idaho Matters gets you up to date on all the news that made headlines this past week.

Three health stories are drawing attention this week, including a renewed concern over pneumonic plague as well as, questions about blood sugar spikes and flu season.

After a costly and contentious move to State street, Interfaith Sanctuary is earning recognition for its work serving those in need in Boise.