April Neale

3 weeks ago | ktvb.com | April Neale

Moms matter, especially in the wild! PBS Nature has an exceptional series coming in April for the whole family. Take a journey to the heart of Africa's Great Rift Valley, where lions, hippos, and crocodiles live in relative harmony until an unusual climatic cycle turns the natural dry season into the toughest drought in almost a century.

1 month ago | ktvb.com | April Neale

Fantastic Idaho Today giveaways in 2025 continue with an exclusive offer from our friends at Paramount+. They've sent us the new Season Two Blu-Ray of Tulsa King, a fun treat for a lucky viewer to win! The DVD and Blu-Ray will arrive in stores on March 18, but we got an advanced copy for one lucky winner. The series is from executive producer Taylor Sheridan, starring three-time Oscar nominee Sylvester Stallone. Enter the giveaway here.

1 month ago | ktvb.com | April Neale

The underdog story of Richmond AFC is not over! Idaho Today has celebrated the fantastic television series "Ted Lasso" since its debut. Last year, host Mellisa Paul chatted exclusively with Phil Dunster, who plays fan-favorite football player Jamie Tartt, the team's bad boy with a turnaround attitude thanks to the relentlessly positive coach Ted Lasso. The Idaho Team had its fingers crossed for a season four, and Apple TV announced the good news today.

1 month ago | ktvb.com | April Neale

Basketball and March are like chocolate and peanut butter, perfect together. We have the scoop from Peacock and NBC directly on all the games you'll want to catch. First up: Peacock-Exclusive Men's Basketball Tripleheader Tomorrow, March 4, features Rutgers vs. No. 18 Purdue (7 p.m. ET), Villanova vs. Georgetown (8 p.m. ET), and Nebraska vs. Ohio State (9 p.m. ET); Coverage Begins with College Countdown at 6:30 p.m. ET on Peacock.

1 month ago | ktvb.com | April Neale

In March, Idaho starts to come alive as it wakes from its cold winter sleep, and with that comes the sound of music, both in live performances and on Idaho PTV. Our rugged region boasts a strong and diverse musical history. Music helped make the challenging lives of the earliest settlers, miners, bootleggers, and immigrants who came to Idaho before it became a territory more bearable. Today, bands worldwide come together for a week-long festival in Boise, Idaho's capital.