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A new play at the Morrison Center in Boise explores some of the themes that came out of the Salem Witch trials in puritan New England in 1691.

The company that supplies drinking water to most of the Treasure Valley wants to raise their rates by 24%.

The number of Idahoans who feel the state is on the wrong track is growing.

Starting today 150,000 people in Idaho who are on Medicaid will get a letter in the mail that says if they can’t prove they are still eligible for coverage they’ll be kicked out of the health insurance program. That could leave tens of thousands of people without health care coverage.

Harvest and Hearth will be holding their third annual event on Feb. 10, bringing local producers together for a day of classes and networking.

Idaho Matters talks with local author Jan M. Flynn about her chapters in the newest instalment of "Chicken Soup for the Soul: Lessons Learned from My Dog."

The U.S. Supreme Court was dubbed the least dangerous branch of government by Alexander Hamilton. But the court has lately been in the middle of some of America's biggest controversies.

The "Boise Weekly" is a staple, but Covid hit the publication hard and as a result there are some changes being made. Idaho Matters sits down with editor Jeanne Huff to find out what's next for the newspaper.

The cost of housing has gone up significantly in Idaho, making it harder to find an affordable home. Idaho Matters takes a look at a new report to see how housing costs are impacting people across the state.

As the cost of housing and inflation continues to rise families across the U.S. are struggling to make ends meet, especially here in Idaho. That's why one local author has written a new book called The Bright Side opening up a conversation around important topics like housing insecurity, food insecurity and socioeconomic differences, while also finding the good in things.