Carolyn Komatsoulis is a Reporter at Idaho Statesman. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, climate change and the environment, and Latino affairs, with a particular focus on water management and conservation. Carolyn's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as Yahoo News, The Spokesman-Review, and BoiseDev.
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By: Carolyn Komatsoulis
BOISE, Idaho — Yolexis Toop has a big goal: To send some of her Idaho artistic swimming students to the Olympics.
By: Carolyn Komatsoulis
“Her call was to be an educator,” her family said in a statement.
By: Sarah Cutler, Carolyn Komatsoulis
“Children deserve better,” an ACLU official said at the protest.
By: Carolyn Komatsoulis
Boise & Garden City By Carolyn Komatsoulis October 19, 2026 3:17 PM Parking at the Boise Airport? There's a new way to pay, the airport announced this week.
By: Sarah Cutler, Carolyn Komatsoulis
John Shirts, a Republican from Weiser, was just appointed U.S. attorney for the District of Idaho. What will happen to his legislative seat?
By: Carolyn Komatsoulis
“This location has it all,” an organizer said of the plans for 2026. The event is on the move after a child was injured last year.
By: Carolyn Komatsoulis
“The national mood matters a lot even for down-ballot races,” a professor said.
By: Carolyn Komatsoulis
Boise & Garden City By Carolyn Komatsoulis October 23, 2026 3:37 PM A 50-acre park near the Western Idaho Fair grounds officially opened to the public on Friday.
By: Carolyn Komatsoulis
Elections By Carolyn Komatsoulis October 26, 2026 4:00 AM The question for Idaho voters this election isn't about whether to legalize drugs.
By: Carolyn Komatsoulis
Dylan Cline, CEO of the Idaho Potato Drop, had big news to share in September. He had “locked in the perfect spot,” Cline told an Expo Idaho official in an email, seemingly referencing the 2026 spud-themed New Year's celebration.
