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For this week’s episode, Jon Armstrong continues his annual tradition of celebrating LGBTQ creative musicians in recognition of Pride month.

Japanese beetles have invaded Canyon County. Well, at least one small residential area of Caldwell and the Idaho Department of Agriculture is working to eliminate these nasty pests.

Approximately 390 acres of land west of Midvale are now in public hands as part of a cooperative effort to help Columbian sharp-tailed grouse.

Last year two men found a unique piece of history in the attic of Burley, Idaho home.

Spring has sprung and it's time for wildflowers!

One program is trying to keep trash out of your favorite campsite.

Since April 1, more than 35,000 people have lost their Medicaid coverage and that's putting a strain on Idaho's free health care clinics.

State health officials are giving high marks to first responders in McCall for containing what could have been a significant health issue. One woman saw something was wrong and before long officials had found and contained a chemical spill in Payette Lake.

At some point in our life many of us think about the kind of legacy we would like to leave behind or the things we want our loved ones to know when we are no longer here. And what better way to communicate these thoughts and desires than through a letter, which is exactly how some people are choosing to pass on their life lessons and values to the next generation.

Now more than ever kids are needing the support of the adults in their life. This is why St. Luke's is hosting a virtual health talk on "How to Show up for Young People with Compassion and Understanding."