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Since the World Center for Birds of Prey opened its doors in 1994 in South Boise over 500,000 students have come to the facility to learn about birds, the environment and hands-on science.

How do owls pick a spot to nest? U of I student, Annie Vaage, joins Idaho Matters to help answer that question and talk more about her research on owls in the Arizona desert.

Comedy, drama and history - oh my! Join Idaho Matters as we give you the lowdown on "What to Watch."

It’s hard to say what happens to our souls after we die. But it’s a little more straightforward to know what happens to our bodies. Some people now have a new option that’s seen as more environmentally friendly.

Idaho Matters takes a closer look at the life, career and legacy of U.S. Senator Frank Church.

Idaho Matters takes a look at a project that brings people with diverse backgrounds, religions and political ideologies together to just listen to one another.

Idaho could become the latest state in the country to ban gender-affirming care for anyone under 18.

Water levels in Lake Powell, the nation’s second-largest reservoir on the Colorado River, are at a record low. To keep it from declining further, federal officials are ready to spend tens of millions of dollars to incentivize farmers and other water users in the river’s upper basin to conserve.

Idaho Matters takes a trip to South Africa to study giraffes and find out how researchers tell them apart.

Idaho Matters talks with author Jenny Jackson about her new book "Pineapple Street."