Idaho Matters

Idaho Matters sits down with an expert to take a look at how sleep, nutrition and stress management can help the body heal and recover naturally.

After 44 years, Ada County investigators have identified Boise's "unknown wanderer" as chemist Dr. Mathew Francis Betkouski, uncovering a possible connection to the unsolved 1982 Tylenol murders in Chicago.

RFK Jr. returned to Children's Health Defense highlighting the Trump administrations efforts to reshape federal vaccine policy, as the U.S. faces its worst measles outbreak in decades.

For more than two decades one group of Idaho women have been coming together to support local nonprofits, turning their shared generosity into $7 million.

Idaho Matters takes a closer look at how crime scene photos from the Idaho student murders may have been leaked despite a judge's order keeping them private.

It's almost time for the annual Trailing of the Sheep Festival in the Wood River Valley! Boise State Public Radio kicks off the second season of the Sheep Stories podcast to celebrate the festival's 30th year.

Betsy Gaines swaps ghost stories with George Prentice, including her eerie encounter at Ketchum's Hemingway House.

Former Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden explains what the rule of law means and how it guides the government's role under the Constitution.

With Election Day less than two months away, George Prentice talks with Boise State political science professor Ross Burkhart about what Canada's proposed EU associate membership could mean for Idaho amid the current U.S.- Canada trade war. 

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.

Marcus Eaton is a singer-songwriter and guitarist touring his new album What Is Real, known for collaborations with David Crosby and viral guitar performances.

This week, our Doctor Roundtable is taking a look at heart disease, what it is, who it affects and some of the latest information on how to prevent and treat it.

The Federal Reserve could raise interest rates this week as inflation and energy prices remain elevated and the job market stays strong.

Boise State's new president, Dr. David Hahn, is bringing a unique background, including mechanical engineering and 12 patents, to his new role leading the university.

Could the asteroid Psyche be the core of a baby planet? One scientist is trying to figure that out.

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.

Twenty-five years after the Sept.11 attacks, Boise State Public Radio staff share personal memories of a day that forever changed our country.

It's Wednesday and time for our Doctor Roundtable with Dr. David Pate.

From Woodstock to some of music's biggest names, Henry Diltz shares the stories behind photographs that captured a pivotal era of history. 

We look at what the court said was wrong with the language surrounding the abortion-rights initiative — and what voters will now see on their ballots.

A new ProPublica investigation found at least 15 babies and children died from conditions doctors say could have been successfully treated.

NPR's Allison Aubrey takes a closer look at midlife and what comes next. 

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.

Farmworkers can't escape the smoke, but one local group is finding ways to help protect them from its dangers. 

In a time filled with noise, politics and debate Idaho Listens is creating space for something that is often not done enough, listening.