Samantha Wright is a reporter at KBSX915. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, climate change, healthcare, and social issues, with a particular focus on Idaho and North America. Samantha's work has been featured in the Stanford Social Innovation Review, Boise State Public Radio, and Environmental Health News.
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Boise, United States (Local)
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Samantha's focus on local events, government announcements, and a diverse range of topics within culture & society, entertainment news, government & politics, and healthcare suggests she is open to pitches that address issues affecting the Idaho community. She seems particularly interested in stories related to local legislation sessions, access to birth control in Idaho, pandemic preparedness tips for the future as well as internet scams.
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Idahoans lost more than $33 million last year to scammers, and a lot of those happened after people clicked on malicious emails, texts, links or attachments.
By: Samantha Wright
Last week the Idaho Legislature came to Boise to get ready for the 2025 session, they got together to decide who will lead the key positions when things officially start in January.
By: Samantha Wright
Have you ever wondered what it takes to be a radio host? Well, Gemma Gaudette sat down with KBOI Radio's Nate Shelman to talk about what goes into the job and how the media landscape is changing.
By: Samantha Wright
For decades Pocatello has been split by railroad tracks, dividing the downtown core and Idaho State University. Now, the mayor is finding a way to reconnect the city.
As we bring 2024 to a close, Idaho Matters takes a look back at the year through the lens of public health.
By: Samantha Wright
Grizzly bear 399 died this year after being hit by a car in Jackson, Wyoming. She was a popular roadside attraction, a mama bear with her cubs, photographed so often that she became a worldwide sensation.
By: Samantha Wright
After a year of entertainment we're taking a look back at our top ten favorite movies and tv shows!
Idaho Matters takes a look back at the biggest stories of 2024 in politics, culture, education and more.
By: Samantha Wright, Hannah Gardoski
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.
By: Samantha Wright
Over the last few years, more information has come out about the long-term health risks of wildland firefighting.
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