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As part of the state’s ongoing “Capital for a Day” program, Driggs will play host to Governor Brad Little on Tuesday, June 22.

Heath Druzin / Boise State Public Radio Idaho is rich with geothermal activity. The state boasts dozens of natural hot springs for soaking, some close to city centers and others a hike away. But when Wanna Know Idaho listener Ted Eisele moved to Idaho in 1980, it wasn’t the natural hot springs that caught his attention about geothermal. What really blew him away was the fact that Idaho’s state buildings — like the Capitol and the state Supreme Court — were heated using geothermal systems.      How is the water utilized for heating in an efficient and cost-effective manne...

Idaho is rich with geothermal activity. But when Wanna Know Idaho podcast listener Ted Eisele moved to Idaho in 1980, it wasn’t the natural hot springs that caught his attention about geothermal. What really blew him away was the fact that Idaho’s state buildings, like the Capitol and the state Supreme Court, were heated using geothermal.    Wanna Know Idaho: How is the water utilized for heating in an efficient and cost-effective manner? What kind of money does that save the state of Idaho? Is there a danger of the resource being over utilized?    In this latest episode, Wanna Kn...

Spokane nonprofit to build upscale, yet affordable low-income housing Community Frameworks is starting construction on 46 rental apartments for low-income families. Rent starts at $250 a month. Author: Morgan Trau (KREM) Updated: 8:18 AM PST December 14, 2020 SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash — Spokane’s housing shortage has only been exacerbated by the pandemic, but a nonprofit is starting construction on a low-income rental home development that will let low-income families live affordably.  Sinto Commons is being built by Community Frameworks and their partners.  T...