Idaho Matters

This Spring we're saying goodbye to a well-known series and hello to a much-anticipated second season of television!

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is facing widespread criticism following recent remarks describing autism as an “epidemic” and making controversial statements about the capabilities of people on the spectrum.

Pope Francis died a day after the Easter holiday at the age of 88, leaving many in mourning. 

The National Firefighter Registry is perhaps the most ambitious effort to date to understand the connection between firefighting and cancer. 

Since George Washington, there have been more than 50 presidential elections in the United States, each with its own controversy. 

President Trump is once again pushing the limits of presidential power and with Congress largely on the sidelines, critics say we’re watching a dangerous shift in how power is being used and concentrated in the executive branch.

Close to nine million people a week watch the game show Jeopardy and recently an Idaho native lead a three day winning streak!

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.

There's a new push to reduce the levels of forever chemicals in our land, water, and our bodies.

We take a deep dive into the latest events surrounding Idaho's abortion laws and what they mean for Gem State hospitals.

Idaho Matters host Gemma Gaudette signed the petition to place Proposition 1 on the Idaho ballot. We are noting this in the interest of transparency as Boise State Public Radio strives to provide balanced, unbiased coverage of important issues.