Hannah Gardoski

For years we were told not to throw things like yogurt cups and water bottles into the recycling. However, that has recently changed.

For 30 years, Edward S. Curtis photographed Native Americans living in the early 20th century.

The holidays are upon us, which means one thing, food and lots of it!

Here in Idaho the number of people experiencing homelessness is growing , which means nonprofits are receiving more requests for help.

The holidays are often a time of celebration, but for families who have experienced homelessness and are still working to get back on their feet, it can also be a time of financial stress.

Each year, millions of people in the U.S. are impacted by domestic abuse and violence, and making the decision to get help can be hard, especially for those living in rural areas where resources can be limited.

Each year, Idaho's rivers are visited by thousands of people, some looking for scenic routes and others for adventure.

This time of year, many people are looking for ways to give back, and thanks to a vending machine, doing that just got a lot easier.

As the Treasure Valley continues to grow, so does the restaurant scene, which means there are lots of new places to try!

Each year our society produces an overwhelming amount of plastic waste, contributing to a pollution crisis that not only impacts our environment but our health.