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The Heat Resilience Lab in Las Vegas is one such project, and it is taking a closer look at "urban heat islands" — places in cities that don't have as many natural features to mitigate heat and are hotter than surrounding areas.

KISU's Jamon Anderson speaks with Symphony Conductor, Nell Flanders, and Guest Conductor, Scott Anderson about Joy to the World, a holiday double-performance featuring music by Bernstein and Duke Ellington, and with a mix of traditional and eclectic favorites. Joy to the World on December 2 and 3 in the Jensen Grand Concert Hall marks the return of this annual favorite performance in a way we haven't seen since 2019.

The U.S. Supreme Court on June 6 ruled the federal government has been underfunding Native American tribes that run their own health care programs. It’s a victory for tribes in the Mountain West and beyond.

To celebrate Pride Month, I am celebrating LGBTQ jazz and creative artists with a curated playlist of wonderful contemporary musicians. This show is dedicated to humanity and art, fellowship, and respect. Here’s to the artists who are making wonderful music and to a future where all have the freedom to live our lives bravely and without apology.

Voters will head to the polls on May 17; winner will advance to Nov. 8 general election

Court blocks new law and rules ballot initiatives are a fundamental right of Idahoans

We’re sitting on a surplus of more than $1.6 billion, enough to do some special, long-needed projects that will benefit the state for decades to come, writes guest columnist Stephen Hartgen.

Bengals Head to Texas to Take on Whataburger Invitational

KISU-FM will feature more than 30 hours of special holiday programming from December 21 through January 1. This is in addition to the many holiday-themed regularly-scheduled programs in KISU's line-up. We hope you’ll join us for traditional favorites like Jazz Piano Christmas, Toast to the Nation, and New Year’s Day from Vienna. This year's lineup also features many special music programs spanning traditional, choral, jazz, popular, and alternative genres. There even an hour of holiday cheer for Dead Heads the night of December 25th. Read more for a full lineup and schedule of this year’s KISU-FM holiday offerings.

This week on The Science Line, Rhesa and Scott speak to ISU Professor of Communication, Media and Persuasion, Dr. James DiSanza. Discussing Dr. DiSanza's…