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Don't Call it Jazz, Chris Herring Part 2

Don't Call it Jazz is proud to present a listening hang with the great basketball writer, podcaster, and author Chris Herring from Sports Illustrated.

Four-year-old Greyson Weber, right, and 3-year-old Zander Gonzales play with toys at Giraffe Laugh in Boise. (Jim Max/For the Idaho Capital Sun)

‘A big deal’: Boise task force recommends changes to child care licensing process

If approved, local providers hope it lowers one barrier to hiring new teachers

Idaho Public Television brings a timely documentary, Salmon Reckoning, to Outdoor Idaho, which will air on Thursday, Oct. 14. (Courtesy of Idaho Public Television)

‘Salmon Reckoning’ investigates Congressman Simpson’s plan to save salmon, breach Snake River dams

Idaho Public Television program to air Thursday, Oct. 14 and again on Sunday, Oct. 17

In this file photo, Idaho Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin poses with the executive order she issued May 27 prohibiting mask mandates as acting governor while Gov. Brad Little was out of the state. (Clark Corbin/Idaho Capital Sun)

Idaho governor for a day does not mean queen for a day. McGeachin’s actions go too far.

How is all this showboating working for Janice McGeachin’s campaign for governor? Maybe not so well, writes gust columnist Chuck Malloy.

ISU Cross Country Shine in Texas

Both the Men's and Women's teams excelled at the Arturo Barrios Invitational

A U.S. Forest Service truck drives along a dirt road in the Albion Mountains in southern Idaho.

A prescribed burn in Idaho shows why good fire requires good neighbors

Wildfire season is winding down across much of the Mountain West as cold weather moves in. But it’s the perfect time to set controlled, or prescribed, fires to burn unwanted dead trees and underbrush that fuel larger wildfires.

Flights in and out of Twin Falls have varied over the decades, rising and falling with customer demand and the overall economy. The same pattern exists for other small regional markets, writes guest columnist Stephen Hartgen. (Courtesy of the city of Twin Falls/Magic Valley Regional Airport)

Twin Falls to Salt Lake City flights getting trimmed shouldn’t surprise anyone

No one should worry that the flights to and from SLC will return, writes guest columnist Stephen Hartgen. They will, as the economy improves, the pandemic lessens and business and convenience travel pick up again.

Members of Idaho’s redistricting commission receive training Sept. 2 at the Statehouse. (Photo by Jim Max/For the Idaho Capital Sun.)

Bipartisan redistricting commission takes input from Coeur d’Alene Tribe

Commissioners will return to central and southern Idaho for public hearings this week

Homes under construction in Meridian, Idaho (Kelcie Moseley-Morris/Idaho Capital Sun).

What’s the status of Ada County real estate? Higher inventory, steady prices

Idaho Health and Welfare Director Dave Jeppesen speaks during a virtual media briefing, joined by other health officials. Jeppesen gave an emotional account of his mother’s trip to the hospital after a stroke, the day he activated crisis standards of care.

Today in Idaho hospitals and COVID-19 (updated 10/13): Patients, ERs, ICUs

Get daily updates on Idaho hospital capacity, pediatric and adult COVID-19 hospitalizations

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