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Katie Kloppenburg

Katie Kloppenburg

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Digital Content Coordinator, Boise State Public Radio

Boise

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Education, RestaurantsCovers: Food News and Trends, Health & Wellness Financial Wellness, Nutrition Home DIY, Local Interest Small Business Profiles, and Community-based stories.

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Total articles 1462

  • What you need to know about filing your taxes in Idaho

    By Katie Kloppenburg Verified| Idaho Matters@ Idaho's tax season has begun, and if you're new to the state or just need a refresher on how to file your taxes, we have you covered. You can file your taxes starting on Monday, Jan. 27, 2025. The Idaho State Tax Commission says the state expects to process over 1.03 million income tax returns in 2025. The commission also says it is participating in the IRS Direct File program and an estimated 210,000 Idaho taxpayers will be eligible to use the free program. Am I required to file?

    By Katie Kloppenburg Verified · Idaho Matters

    Jan. 30, 2025

  • Four Idaho chefs from Boise, Caldwell and Stanley named semifinalists for James Beard Award

    By Katie Kloppenburg Verified| Idaho Matters@ Four chefs from Idaho have been named semifinalists for the 2025 James Beard Award in the Best Chef (Mountain) division. Other chefs in the division come from Montana, Utah, Colorado and Wyoming. The Idaho semifinalists are Benjamin Barlow of the Stanley Supper Club in Stanley, Salvador Alamilla of Amano in Caldwell, Rémi Courcenet and Nathan Whitley of Terroir in Boise and Cal Elliott of The Avery in Boise. Amano said on Instagram they are grateful to be nominated among the other restaurants.

    By Katie Kloppenburg Verified · Idaho Matters

    Jan. 22, 2025

  • Hundreds show up to Idaho Women's March

    By Katie Kloppenburg Verified| Idaho Matters@ Hundreds of people showed up Saturday for the Idaho Women’s March on the Idaho Statehouse steps. Women's Marches started in 2017 after President Donald Trump's first inauguration. Nearly five million people across the United States participated, making it at the time the largest single-day protest in United States history, according to the national Women's March. Rep. Sonia Galaviz (D-Boise), Sen.

    By Katie Kloppenburg Verified · Idaho Matters

    Jan. 21, 2025

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Boise State Public Radio

Boise State Public Radio is a nonprofit public radio network based in Idaho, operating under Boise State University for over 45 years. As Idaho’s leading NPR-member station, it provides a mix of news, cultural programming, and music through more than 30 broadcast signals statewide. The network began in 1976 as a student-run FM station and became an NPR affiliate in 1988, expanding its reach significantly over the years, including a recent expansion to Lewiston and Pocatello. The station produces local journalism, including the weekday public affairs program *Idaho Matters*, and airs national NPR content. It is also known for its classical and jazz music programming, curated by local DJs. Boise State Public Radio offers digital streaming options through its app and smart speakers, along with archival content that highlights its history. The organization is primarily funded by listener donations and local business sponsorships, aiming to engage and empower communities across Idaho.

Boise, Idaho, United States

+1 208-426-3663