On the fourth week of July, Monroe Williams reads “The Definition of Love,” a poem by Andrew Marvell.

It’s Friday, which means it's time for our Reporter Roundtable when Idaho Matters gets you up to date on all the news that made headlines this past week.

Across Idaho, thousands of grandparents, relatives and close family friends are raising children in crisis and pushing for the resources they need to succeed.

Feed the 2C is a grassroots organization that is combating food insecurity with their grab-and-go lunches.

Multiple conservation groups sued in federal court last year to overturn the Forest Service approval of the Perpetua Resources mining plan. That lawsuit is still active, but the request that the court stop construction activities while the legal challenge plays out was denied, and they have appealed that denial to the Ninth Circuit.

The annual Oregon-Idaho conference of the United Methodist Church, which represents 145 United Methodist churches in Oregon and Idaho, won’t be coming back to Idaho next year.

Following a winter of exceptionally low snowpack, Boise has adopted a new drought emergency ordinance to help protect the city's water supply.

Idaho lawmakers are teaming up for a coordinated response to the growing rat problem in the Treasure Valley, citing health risks and costly property damage.

The tiny, toxic particles in smoke can enter our homes through cracks, doorways, and HVAC systems. From HEPA filters to "clean rooms," here's how to stay safe when you're inside.

Bishop Bridgeforth visited with George Prentice to talk about the emotional debate during this year’s conference and the fallout from the decision on next year's conference.

Level two 'be set' evacuation warnings will remain in place for Ohio Gulch and Indian Creek zones, but residents will be allowed to return to their homes in those areas at 9 p.m. Monday night.

It’s Friday, which means it's time for our Reporter Roundtable when Idaho Matters gets you up to date on all the news that made headlines this past week.