Director Mathew Weaver has ordered continued curtailment for certain junior groundwater users on the Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer, while those participating in approved mitigation plans can keep pumping.

Summer conditioning has concluded, and it’s finally time for the Bengals to hit the field again officially for the start of Fall Camp 26.

KISU-FM is in the middle of a major upgrade to the transmitter and tower that carry 91.1 FM to your radios, and we want to let you know what’s happening, why we’re doing it, and what it means for your listening experience.

On today’s episode, Madison talks with Nate and Wilder Jones, the father and son managers of King’s Crown Organic Farm - located in King Hill, Idaho.

ISU President Robert Wagner joins Matt Daily to share his personal education journey, his leadership perspective, and advice for students as they start their college experience.

President Robert Wagner sits down with Athletic Director Pauline Thiros to unpack sweeping changes in collegiate athletics, from NIL and the transfer portal to revenue sharing, and how Idaho State is charting its own bold, sustainable path.

This episode of The Nature of Idaho explores the science and impacts of earthquakes. Hosts Dr. Leif Tapanila (Idaho Museum of Natural History) and Peter Pruett (Zoo Idaho) are joined by Christopher DuRoss, a research geologist with the U.S. Geological Survey’s Earthquake Hazards Program based in Colorado.

District 33 State Senator Dave Lent returns to Idaho Found to explore how his deep roots in nuclear energy continue to shape his work in the Idaho Legislature. Drawing on decades of experience connected to the Idaho National Laboratory and the region’s nuclear ecosystem, Senator Lent outlines why he believes Idaho is positioned to lead a nuclear renaissance.

KISU 91.1 listeners in Pocatello and surrounding communities may experience FM outages and weak FM signals throughout the month of July as KISU’s primary signal operates at reduced power during the completion of a tower relocation and transmitter and antenna installations. Listeners to 91.3 and 88.1 may experience some outages on July 1 and 2.

Matt Daily sits down with ISU's Mandy Peace to explore how the TRIO Upward Bound program turns first-generation students' uncertainty into belonging, and why "ask for help" might be the most powerful advice a college freshman can hear.

Idaho State University President Robert Wagner talks with Jeremy Green, ISU’s chief campus administrator for Eastern and Southern Idaho, about the university’s growing multi-campus enterprise, strategic partnerships with community colleges, and how Idaho Falls and Twin Falls are central to ISU’s contract for Idaho.