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If you're looking for a book that is going to keep you on the edge of your seat, Idaho Matters has a recommendation for you!

Across the nation kids are suffering from a mental health crisis, experiencing increasing levels of anxiety and depression. And when it comes to looking at groups that are most at risk, reports found that students attending high performing schools fell into this category.

Idaho Matters sits down to talk with James McBride about his newest book.

Just over a year ago people had a constitutional right to abortion in this country – a right that had been in effect for almost 50 years, until June 24, 2022 when that right was taken away. But this isn't a new chapter in our American history and just as people are fighting to get that right back today, so were a secret group of women back in the 1970s.

As technology continues to evolve more colleges are empowering students to use new tools, like artificial intelligence, in their everyday learning.

Every year migrant workers make their way to Idaho to help fill a gap in the agricultural industry. These are some of the most difficult jobs in the state and unfortunately seem to come with a variety of risks.

Don’t Call it Jazz is thrilled to welcome Dr. Jenna McLean to Idaho State University as a new professor in jazz and commercial music.

Jump in and buckle up because its time to take a trip to Emily Henrys "Happy Place!"

We explore Boise's history of segregation through archeology.

Paulina Porizkova joins Idaho Matters to talk about the release of her new book.