George Prentice

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Producer Gracie Hall, left, and Writer/Director Bella Hall, right, on the set of "Misophonia."

Clockwise, beginning upper left: "Stand By Me," "The Music Man," "Mississippi Burning," "Hidden Figures," "To Kill a Mockingbird," "Rebuilding," A League of Their Own"and"Norma Rae."

The Idaho Screendance Festival is July 15 at The Flicks. Rachel Swenson, pictured, is the festival co-founder.

"It's totally, totally inconceivable that another human being with that amount of wealth can look around the world and say, 'All I want is more,'" said Ethan McKee, co-chair of the Sun Valley chapter of Democratic Socialists of America. "Human nature is to share and be a community. We can clearly see these oligarchs want nothing to do with our community."

Right from the first minute of “The Invite,” you know that you’ll be watching something not just funny, but sexy-funny, and for God’s sake, smart-funny.

Listeners may realize they are again hearing the voice of George Prentice on Boise State Public Radio, after a nearly four-month medical leave.

This weekend, the Treasure Valley will host two of the most popular cycling events of the year: Saturday’s Boise Twilight Criterium and Sunday's Bogus Basin Hill Climb.

A new report looks at how zoning codes in different regions of the state are impacting how much we pay for housing.

The word “scorch” likely entered the English language in the 15 th century, according to Dictionary.com . It links back to Scandinavian culture and the word “skorpna,” which meant “shriveled” or “dried up.”