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Idaho Matters takes a look at Chinese medicine and the influence its had on the United States over the last 200 years.

In 1905, Idaho lawmakers asked an architectural firm to draw the plans for the state’s new capitol building. The company drew the floor plans, sketches, drawings and specifications for the central part of what became the Idaho statehouse. Now more than 100 of those original drawings and paintings, still held by Hummel Architects, are being donated to the Idaho State Archives.

In Idaho, there are millions of reasons to pay attention to the global concerns swirling around China, specifically millions of dollars in trade in and out of the Gem State.

A committee that studies maternal mortality found that over a three year period 26 Idaho moms died while pregnant or in the year after they gave birth. And all those deaths could have been prevented.

The Idaho Legislature kicks off its 2023 session today and unlike in past years no one is quite sure what’s going to happen inside the walls of the Idaho Statehouse.

Federal and state officials try to build trust and better combat hate crimes in Idaho.

A new exhibit at the Idaho State Museum combines indigenous knowledge with Western scientific knowledge.

Parenting can be stressful, but when you have children with chronic illness or complex medical conditions, stress is often not the only thing that caregivers struggle with. That's why one professor has started a new study that looks at whether or not practicing mindfulness could help improve the mental health of parents dealing with higher than usual stress levels.

In two weeks, hundreds of journalists, scientists and government representatives will gather in Boise to talk about everything from climate change, wildfires, biology and the natural environment.

Sylvia Poggioli is hanging up her headphones. Yes, that Sylvia Poggioli, NPR's longest-serving reporter on the international desk.