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One program is trying to keep trash out of your favorite campsite.

For some households in the Navajo Nation safe drinking water is not accessible. Now a research project from Johns Hopkins University is looking at just how many homes are going without.

The Pollinator Project is back in action! Helping all of our favorite pollinators, including the beetles!

This Friday one man will be in Eagle, Idaho attempting to set a record. His goal is to play 48 Pickleball matches in 48 states in less than 48 days and Idaho is stop number 17.

We look at towns that may see new nuke power plants and uranium mines and what it means for the economy and the environment.

Overcrowding and vandalism may be putting Idaho public lands at risk.

When did horses become a part of Western indigenous communities? That's the focus of a recent study that challenges long-held ideas.

Earlier this summer, Idaho history was made as the first chef from the Gem State won a James Beard Award.

Its was warm and balmy in early June in Idaho, but half a world away one Idaho reporter was freezing cold on the side of an African mountain.

When storyteller Arlie Sommer was young, her grandmother would regale tales of Harriet “Babe” Hanson, dubbed the “Annie Oakley of Idaho.”