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A new year means new clinics in Homedale and Meridian for Terry Reilly Health Services.

There may be new hope for the College of Western Idaho as it looks to build a campus on the Boise River.

Last year the economy saw a steep decline in consumer sentiment, an increase in inflation and added pressure to the cost of living crisis. This year economists, like Robert Spendlove, are visiting with Idaho lawmakers to discuss these trends and provide insight into how they may change or stay the same in the coming months.

After nearly five decades of advocacy four dams are about to be demolished to help salmon, but they’re not the dams we’re usually talking about.

January is National Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention Month and a group of folks have gotten together to offer training on how to spot and prevent this crime from occurring.

Idaho Matters takes a look at the news that made headlines this week, including new information on the University of Idaho murder investigation and how a Caldwell School Board meeting fell apart.

On January 5, Idaho's new Attorney General, Raúl Labrador announced that he was moving to dismiss charges against Sara Brady.

Idaho Matters is branching further out into Eastern Idaho as we debut the show on KISU FM.

Many animal shelters in our region are bursting with unwanted cats and dogs and the problem is linked to the nation’s housing crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Iranian Revolution in 1979 marked a turning point in the country’s history, leading to destabilization, protests and government crackdowns, especially on protesters. Years later conflict has continued to increase and Boise State faculty are trying to help raise of awareness of the crisis.