The Cottonwood translator is currently running at reduced power. Viewers in Grangeville and the outlying Camas Prairie may not receive a signal until the main translator is repaired. | There is a scheduled power outage on Sept. 28 from 10AM - 3PM PT. Over-the-air viewers in the NE Boise area will experience a loss of signal during that time. Learn more
See what's coming up this October in IdahoPTV's program guide, ‘Channels,’ featuring intriguing documentaries, inspiring performances and much more.
Skip the theater and grab a seat on the couch for IdahoPTV's Red Carpet Film Collection! Catch classic films each Friday @ 8PM on the PLUS channel and Saturday @ 9PM on the IDAHO channel. This week, don't miss "Stanley & Iris."
Dive into the most dramatic events in Earth’s 4.5-billion-year history, from its birth to the emergence of humanity in this 5-part series. Premieres Oct. 4 @ 8PM
The legendary dance show returns with a new generation, led onstage by Michael Flatley’s handpicked successor: Lord of the Dance Matt Smith, one of only four people in the world capable of performing Michael’s legendary Feet of Flames solo. Oct. 6 @ 9PM
This week on the Idaho Reports blog, the State Board of Examiners approved a payment of more than $320,000 to a man wrongfully incarcerated. And on the podcast, Dr. Laura King of Boise State University joins producer Ruth Brown to discuss how providers can better serve people with disabilities.
Idaho’s salmon are facing extinction. Congressman Mike Simpson says the only way to save these ocean-going fish is to breach the four lower Snake River dams, all located in the state of Washington. His proposal has generated both condemnation and praise.
Outdoor Idaho explores one of the most controversial and consequential issues facing the Northwest. Watch Sept. 28 @ 8PM and Oct. 1 @ 7PM.
Idaho's Famous Folk Singer | createid
She traveled around the country for decades as Idaho's most celebrated folk musician. But for Rosalie Sorrels, “way out in Idaho" was always home.
Now a new exhibit of her memorabilia is on display at Albertsons Library at Boise State University as part of a joint project between the Idaho Commission On The Arts and Boise State Special Collections and Archives.
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