Month: June 2017

State wildlife officials are investigating the illegal shooting death in northern Utah of a cougar whose body was later found without a head.…

A new study says wildlife managers should worry more about elk than bison as they seek to reduce the transmission of brucellosis to cattle in the…

Attorneys for the Idaho Department of Correction say inmates exaggerated problems with the prison medical care system and waited too long to…

Two men from eastern Idaho have recently won big money by playing games produced by Idaho Lottery. On Wednesday evening James Lester purchased an…

The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce board has selected Anna Olson as the chamber’s new President and Chief Executive Officer. Olson currently…

Seven local bands will perform at the Mountain View Hospital Riverfest 4th of July celebration. The bands from a variety of genres will perform…

This year marks the final summer of construction at one of the most popular destinations in Grand Teton National Park in northwest Wyoming. Grand…

A report from United Health Foundation ranks Wyoming as the 37th and Idaho 22nd healthiest state in America for older people. The foundation’s…

Customers of Idaho Power Company and Rocky Mountain Power will see changes in their electricity bills beginning this month. Idaho Power Company rates…

Favorable weather has allowed the Salmon-Challis National Forest to begin its White Knob Fuels Reduction project. The project began in Blaze Canyon,…

Scattered showers and thunderstorms move in as our ridge of high pressure heads east, allowing for the cooler weather to take hold for the next…