Adam Cotterell
KBSX 91.5
Boise, ID, United States
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You're Invited! Campfire Stories In Downtown Boise Highlights Radio And Podcasts
You’re invited to a free talk at the Modern Hotel in downtown Boise. KBSX reporter Frankie Barnhill and Boise State Public Radio "Some of the Parts" → Read More
How A Boise Lawyer Is Trying To Help Immigrants Seeking Asylum
Imagine you’re facing the U.S. court system. You’ll spend the next several years steeped in a case that will decide your fate or the fate of someone you → Read More
Some of the Parts: Canyon County Dreaming
In 2014 there was intense news coverage about tens of thousands of unaccompanied children and teens showing up on the U.S. border seeking asylum. Many of them are still in the country and a few are in Idaho. In our final episode of Some of the Parts, we hear the stories of two of those formally unaccompanied minors and learn how they got to Idaho. → Read More
Some of the Parts: Don't New York-icate Idaho
A lot of born-and-rasied Idahoans put a mental box around anyone who moves in from out of state. In our fifth episode, we look at that native/newcomer divide through the perspective of someone from the part of the country with the fewest people who move to Idaho. → Read More
Some of the Parts: Do You Find My Tractor Sexy?
Love and dating and finding a mate can be difficult no matter where you are. But they may be even harder if you live on a farm in Idaho. In episode four, → Read More
How A Tent Camp Changed The Ways Boise Reacts To Homelessness
The alley known as Cooper Court wraps around Interfaith Sanctuary homeless shelter near downtown Boise. For much of 2015 the alley was packed to bursting → Read More
Some of the Parts: Tent City Revisited
The tent camp in an alley called Cooper Court put homelessness at the forefront of Boise’s collective conscience like nothing else had in recent memory. In episode two of Some of the Parts, we check in with some of its residents one year after Boise Police cleared the alley. → Read More
LISTEN: New Idaho Podcast Tells Stories Of Overlooked People
Boise State Public Radio’s new podcast Some of the Parts just launched. It tells the stories of small groups of people in Idaho. It’s hosted by KBSX’s → Read More
How Getting Sued By Harvard Might Affect Micron
We learned last week that Harvard University is suing Micron Technology over patent infringement. Micron isn’t commenting on the suit. If it goes to court, → Read More
How An East Idaho Dressing Room Incident Might Impact LGBT Rights Cause
Proponents of laws that bar transgender people from using public bathrooms and dressing rooms that conform to their gender identity are already seizing on → Read More
Judge Stops Mining Company Drilling In Boise County ... Again
A federal judge has stopped exploratory drilling in the Boise National Forest near Idaho City that could lead to a large open pit mine. Judge Edward Lodge → Read More
Why Boise Foothills Table Rock Fire Restoration Is Complicated
Wildlife habitat managers say it’s essential that the area burned by the Table Rock fire in the Boise foothills be restored to prevent invasive species → Read More
Boise Police Chief Says Dallas Shooting Will Be A Rallying Call To Support Local Police
Boise Police Chief William Bones says there was a palpable sense of heartache at BPD headquarters Friday morning after the shooting Thursday night in → Read More
Despite Efforts To Tone It Down, Crouch Remains Chaotic On The 4th Of July
We reported last week that Garden Valley Idaho residents were making an effort this year to tone down their Independence Day celebration that had become → Read More
Why Brad Little Announced He's Running For Idaho Governor Two Years Before The Election
Think of it as calling dibs. Idaho Lt. Gov. Brad Little announced last week he's running for governor almost two-and-a-half years before the 2018 election. → Read More
Slideshow: Where The Table Rock Fire Stopped
The Table Rock Fire started late Wednesday night and continued into Thursday. By mid-morning officials said it had burned 2,500 acres but was mostly → Read More
Video: Drone Footage Shows Progress of Boise's Broadway Bridge
The Idaho Transportation Department Wednesday released a video showing progress on the Broadway Bridge replacement. It was taken by an aerial drone just a → Read More
Supreme Court Decision Dashes Hopes For More Than 20,000 People In Idaho
In the last few days the U.S. Supreme Court has issued several major decisions. Perhaps the one that will have a direct impact on the most people in Idaho → Read More
Four Idaho Counties In Drought Disaster Despite Good Snow Pack
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, four Idaho counties are in a state of disaster because of drought. The counties are Canyon, Owyhee, → Read More
Ada And Canyon County Homes Are Becoming Less Affordable
Home ownership in Idaho’s two most populous counties is getting less affordable. That’s according to a report released Thursday by real estate data company → Read More