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Introduced by Rep. Melanie Stansbury, the bills aim to improve water data nationally and facilitate better water management across the Rio Grande Basin.

A new report shows that Western states vary widely in how much federal public lands within their borders have been protected from extractive uses over the last decade – with some surprising discrepancies.

After a nationwide search, Idaho State University women’s basketball has announced the hire of Maiya Michel as the Bengals’ Associate Head Coach.

Adam Reader, a native of East Idaho now living in Utah, has interviewed over 600 legends of rock. With over 1 million weekly viewers and a half-million subscribers, he is widely known on Youtube and in popular-music circles as the Professor of Rock. Reader will be presenting the two-day workshop titled Monetizing your Passion.

We are all part of one country and should wake up and act like it this Memorial Day, writes guest columnist Jim Jones.

U.S. Forest Service officials urge multiple backup plans as camping, recreation season begins in the Gem State

Don't Call it Jazz is proud to present an interview and listening hang with Jens Kuross, an outstanding musician and producer based in Boise, ID. Jens completed a residency at ISU for the commercial music program where he produced four original recordings of student compositions. We'll be checking those recordings out next week, but for this week, enjoy a stimulating conversation about art while we check out some of Jens' music along the way.

In a race between two GOP incumbent legislators, Rep. Boyle defeated Rep. Syme by 6 votes

“Wildflowers,” “Raising Resilient Kids: Mental Health Matters” programs set to air in June

The Alturas Institute and The City Club of Idaho Falls invited the public to attend a Constitutional Conversations program, "The Supreme Court, A Leaked Memo and the Future of Women's Rights," on May 25th in Idaho Falls with constitutional scholar, Dr. David Adler.