KBOI 670 AM

The station broadcasts a news-talk format, delivering a continuous stream of current events, political commentary, and opinion programming. Content focuses heavily on national and local news, with frequent updates on topics ranging from local police activity and legal proceedings to broader political and economic developments. The broadcaster also presents opinion pieces and editorials, including one authored by Dorothy Moon, Chairwoman of the Idaho Republican Party, advocating for the elimination of the grocery tax. Recurring segments address topics such as prescription drug pricing, international relations (specifically concerning the Russian Federation), and economic policy, often referencing legislation like “The One Big Beautiful Bill.” The station provides access to press releases from both local and national sources, covering a variety of subjects, including environmental projects and government initiatives. The station’s programming lineup features several distinct shows and hosts. The “Fox News Rundown,” “Kasper & Chris,” “Guy Benson,” and “The Nate Shelman Show” are regularly scheduled programs. “Will Cain” hosts a show, as does “The Home Fix Show with Joe Prin.” A “Medical Moment” segment is also included in the daily schedule, alongside “The Real Money Pros” and “Jimmy Faila: Fox Across America.” Additionally, a “Do You Care Tuesday” segment provides a platform for listener interaction. The station also offers opportunities for listeners to participate in polls and contests, such as a “Luck of the Irish” promotion offering a chance to win $5,000. The broadcaster also provides access to volunteer and performer applications for Christmas-related activities. While the website does not detail a comprehensive history of the station, it does highlight several recent milestones and events. The broadcaster has reported on the conclusion of an officer-involved shooting investigation, a lawsuit settlement concerning recreational facilities, and advancements in funding for an Idaho Water Center. The station also covered the cancellation of a Biden-era approval for the Lava Ridge Wind Project, a decision applauded by multiple political figures. Furthermore, the website references “200 Days of Winning,” seemingly referencing a period of perceived success under a particular administration, and highlights a recent executive order establishing a task force related to the 2028 Summer Olympics. The station also reported on criminal charges related to election security efforts. The station operates on both 93.1 FM and 670 AM frequencies. Listeners are prompted to upgrade their browsers for an improved online experience. The broadcaster provides a platform for advertising and offers a station store for merchandise. Community engagement is fostered through contests, “Sweet Deals,” and the dissemination of press releases and information related to local events, such as Bronco Game Day reminders and opportunities to purchase fuelwood permits. The station also provides a platform for sharing information regarding initiatives like the First Lady’s Summer Reading Challenge and the Second Lady’s visit to NASA’s Johnson Space Center.