Troy Oppie is a Reporter & Host at WAMU 88.5. He covers a diverse range of topics including legal software, federal legislation, and the intersection of pets and veterinary care. Troy's work has been featured in WAMU 88.5, OPB (Oregon Public Broadcasting), Boise State Public Radio, Idaho State Journal, Utah Public Radio, Idaho Press, and BLOX Digital.
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Troy's coverage predominantly revolves around government announcements and legal policy regulations, with a focus on Idaho. His articles also frequently touch on topics related to education, crime, and the environment.
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By: Troy Oppie
The Community Impact Program this summer was designated to be sunset, in a decision later characterized by the university as a 'misunderstanding.' But the program's new administrators are trying to replace critical scholarship funding previously provided by the President's Office.
By: Troy Oppie
A proposed gate on Warm Lake Road in Valley County has sparked concerns over recreation access to public lands.
As Idaho rolls into 2026, several new laws are slated to take effect, though one bill will have to wait until February for implementation.
By: Troy Oppie
Canyon County Board of County Commissioners Tuesday denied an appeal from West Valley Humane Society to reconsider awarding the county's animal services contract to a new group.
Originally published Dec. 31 by Boise State Public Radio.
As Idaho rolls into 2026, several new laws are slated to take effect, though one bill will have to wait until February for implementation.
By: Troy Oppie
Idaho Department of Fish and Game Commissioner Brody Harshbarger faces seven misdemeanor charges related to hunting violations.
By: Troy Oppie
The Shoshone Ice Caves will remain closed to the public this summer, as the tourist destination's owners work to raise $750,000 to replace the cave's entire walkway system.
By: Troy Oppie
The batteries can become unstable at the end of their useful life, or if they sit in a hot environment or get jostled around or crushed. Batteries improperly placed in household trash have caused garbage trucks to catch fire.
By: Troy Oppie
We speak with Tom Dale, former Nampa Mayor, Canyon County Commissioner, and southwest Idaho regional chair of the USS Idaho Commissioning Committee, about the ceremony.
