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Journalist Ashley Ahearn gave up the city life when she and her husband moved to the rural sagebrush country of Washington state. And things took a significant turn when she opted to adopt a wild mustang named Boo.

Don’t Call it Jazz is thrilled to present the new album by Derrick Skye, a wonderful composer based in Los Angeles. Derrick composes “trans-cultural” music, a term he coined and honed with his outstanding open-instrument chamber ensemble Bridge To Everywhere.

Each Monday we're bringing you our series Expressive Idaho where we visit the spaces of artists who are keeping folk traditions alive in our state.

In today's economy many of us are on a budget, so when we decide to splurge on an item we often try and rationalize the purchase - which is a common theme we see on social media, the latest trend being "girl math." It's not just women who are falling into the justification trap though, everyone is.

Idaho Matters takes a look at the news that made headlines this week, including an overview of the open primaries initiative and a breakdown of the results for the Idaho Reading Indicator test.

In the Wood River Valley, three women are leading three nonprofits, helping immigrants, children and seniors survive and thrive in their community.

New York Times best-selling author, J. Ryan Stradal, is back with his third novel, "Saturday Night at the Lakeside Supper Club."

When it comes to science, nature and birds Jennifer Ackerman can tell you a thing or two. For more than thirty years she's been exploring mysteries of the natural world and breaking them down for people to understand. And if all that wasn't enough, she's also a New York Times bestselling author.

Idaho Senator Frank Church upended Washington with his committee's investigations into our government's intelligence community and that story is the centerpiece of the best-selling book, "The Last Honest Man" by Pulitzer Prize-winning author James Risen.

The rediscovery of a lost apple variety has brought new light to the life of one of Idaho's most famous pioneers and the race against time to find lost genetic varieties of the fruit.