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Idaho Matters takes a look at the news that made headlines this week, including an update on Idaho's open primary initiative and why there has been a proposal to route flights away from Southwest Boise.

Water issues in the arid west are complex. The laws that govern our region’s rivers and reservoirs are tough to wrap your mind around, but art can provide an entry point – and create an emotional connection that helps people understand what’s at stake.

In today's digital world scams are on the rise, with new ways of tricking people out of their money emerging every day. And according to the Idaho Humane Society one of those scams is targeting pet owners, specifically owners who have lost their pet.

Since July the United States has seen a steady uptick in COVID cases, leaving some to wonder if this new COVID variant is going to make for a difficult fall and winter.

It may feel a bit cooler out there, but it's still wildfire season in Idaho and as more houses are built in the wildland urban interface, it's important to make sure we know how to protect our homes from this hazard.

Opera Idaho will be premiering a special production of The Falling and the Rising on Friday, Nov. 10. Telling the story of a soldier who has been injured in the line of duty and her journey to finding new hope for the future.

Some people love some buildings. But many people are a lot more passionate about familiar buildings, particularly iconic buildings that are centerpieces of classic films.

The actors strike is over, finally. But the repercussions of the labor action will likely be felt for at least the next few years and two fabulous movies are about to open up at the theater.

Diabetes affects millions of people around the world, but what many don't know is that it is a disease that your pet can also suffer from.

Idaho Matters heads to the Melba home studio of weaver Linda Morton-Keithley to learn more about her craft and how she is outfitting modern cowboys with handmade gear.