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Earlier this month, Ada County switched back to in-person eviction hearings. Idaho Matters takes a look at this new process and what it means for people facing a court date.

If you’re asked to imagine a hiker, who comes to mind? Is it a tall, lean, bearded man? That’s a common idea of who a hiker is, but there are a lot of people pushing back on that exclusionary notion.

Those who have ever had a diary or kept a journal can probably attest to the cathartic power of putting words to paper. But writing doesn’t just provide a temporary outlet for our feelings; it can also help us work through deeper trauma.

The Sun Valley Museum of Art and Boise State College of Innovation and Design have partnered for a special lecture series that is encouraging people to find creative connections.

Three people are dead and nine others injured after a privately owned hanger under construction near the Boise airport collapsed on Wednesday. Five of those injured are in critical condition.

Idaho is considering its options after a federal court decision last week forcing the state to change its rules for wolf trapping over concerns that grizzly bears could be caught in the traps.

Everyone knows that if you’re looking for advice on wine, you’ll want to ask a sommelier, but if you’re wondering about cider, that’s a job for a pommelier.

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.

While debate continues over whether or not to remove the four lower Snake River dams to help fish, like endangered salmon, in other places, dams are already coming down for a variety of reasons.

GOP lawmakers introduced a new library bill into the Idaho Legislature this week that the Idaho Capital Sun says is a "combination" of previous bills that could restrict children’s access to some materials.