Justin Corr is a Morning News Anchor at KREM 2 Media Group. He covers a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, government and politics, as well as consumer packaged goods, often focusing on the housing market and transportation policy. Justin's work has also been featured in KTVB News Group and Idaho Press.
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Justin's coverage primarily centers around local economic and real estate issues in Idaho, particularly Boise. His articles often involve data citations and government announcements related to growth, traffic, economy, and housing in the region.
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Are housing costs rising faster than the cost of basic needs or basic wants - specifically, the average fast food burger?
Many in the Treasure Valley and beyond are dealing with the changing landscape of Idaho and their communities.
The Federal Reserve dropped mortgage rates by a quarter of a percentage point, but will Americans see a difference?
By: Justin Corr
The cities of Nampa, Caldwell, and Garden City all have new mayor-elects, each with their own unique plans to manage growth in the Treasure Valley.
National numbers indicate that Americans are having a harder time staying in their homes.
Researchers say homeowners aren't getting the prices they want, so they are taking listings off the market. What is the impact?
With more people moving in, the roads are getting busier. But by how much? BOISE, Idaho — With Idaho growing comes growing traffic.
The DOJ is suing Idaho for not providing full voter rolls. Secretary McGrane insists Idaho is abiding by state law.
Idahoan Foods will permanently close its Rupert potato processing plant, affecting 61 employees. Operations will continue through June 2026.
The Idaho Republican Party revealed its new platform during this weekend's convention. One of the planks of that new platform is to repeal property taxes.
