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Jesse Tree provides emergency rent assistance to individuals and families based in the Treasure Valley. (Mia Maldonado / Idaho Capital Sun)

Boise nonprofit Jesse Tree finds illegal clauses written into leases of Treasure Valley tenants

Legal team found examples of unethical fee structuring, misleading eviction notices and illegal threats to shut off utilities

The line to vote at Middleton Middle School snaked through the gymnasium, through the foyer and out the door, as voters waited up to an hour there to cast their ballots in Idaho’s 2022 primary election. (Courtesy of Becky Swain)

Canyon County voters urged to vote absentee leading up to Idaho’s general election

Idaho Gov. Brad Little unveiled his bill to cut taxes and boost education spending on Aug. 23. Nine days later, it was law. (Courtesy of Sadie Dittenber/Idaho EdNews)

Inside the orchestrated efforts to support — or oppose — a $410 million education bill in Idaho

Steelhead trout drift in an Oregon stream. (Courtesy of Oregon State University)

Some Oregon trout withstand rising water temperatures, study finds

Abrupt changes to an ecosystem, such as fire, can provide key insights into how fish species are immediately impacted by rising temperatures

WASHINGTON, DC - JANUARY 24: Dr. Ryan Cole speaks during a panel discussion titled COVID 19: A Second Opinion in the Kennedy Caucus Room of the Russell Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill on January 24, 2022 in Washington, DC. The panel featured scientists and doctors who have been criticized for expressing skepticism about COVID-19 vaccines and for promoting the use of unproven medications for treatment of the disease. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

Idaho medical board closed a complaint against Dr. Cole — before it even saw patient records

Oversight gap is enabled by Idaho laws to protect physicians

Organizations working on a tax rebate proposal for the upcoming legislative session beginning Jan. 9 are asking Idaho families to submit their stories about how state tax rebates have helped them. (Kelcie Moseley-Morris/Idaho Capital Sun)

New coalition seeks tax rebate stories from Idaho families to help craft legislation

Crush the Curve launched its “IdaHope” directory of mental health care providers. (Screenshot from crushthecurveidaho.com)

Looking for Idaho mental health care, for you or a loved one? Now there’s a directory.

Crush the Curve Idaho shifting focus from COVID to mental health

ISTANBUL, TURKEY - JULY 29: In this photo illustration, social media apps are seen on a mobile phone on July 29, 2020 in Istanbul, Turkey. Turkey's parliament passed a new law Wednesday, to regulate social media content. The law will require foreign social media companies to have an appointed Turkish-based representative to deal with any concerns authorities have over content. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)

U.S. Senate votes to bar TikTok from government devices as state bans multiply

Idaho Gov. Brad Little issued an executive order Wednesday banning TikTok from state devices

Can the Vandals 2022, November 15-20

Participate in this year's Food Fight competition to Can the Vandals!

City Club Presents Behind the Scenes at Idaho Public Television

The most recent City Club of Idaho Falls forum was January 19th, 2023 on the topic "Behind the Scenes at Idaho Public Television." Guest speakers were IPTV's Bill Manny and Lauren Melink. They discussed the importance of supporting education, delivering unbiased news, the challenges of documenting Idaho history, and future directions for Idaho Public Television. They also talked about their roles with the popular program Outdoor Idaho. This post contains video clips used during the presentation.

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