Month: May 2020

Idaho Falls Police are heralding the quick action of motel employees for saving the life of a five-year-old child who fell into the Porter Canal off Lindsay Boulevard.

Bingham County is laying out plans for a soft opening.

Prosecutors in Montana have said they will seek the death penalty against a West Yellowstone woman accused of fatally torturing and beating her 12-year-old grandson.

A man in his 30’s is the latest confirmed case of COVID-19 in Bannock County.

Idaho motorists are currently paying below the national average price for gasoline, but both the state and national prices are on the rise.

People who are unemployed because of COVID-19 and are not eligible for regular benefits should now be receiving payments for the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance Program from the Idaho Department of Labor.

This year’s fire protection order lays out personal responsibility for specific activities.

Nampa-based Valley Wide Cooperative and its working partners at Land O’ Lakes in Minnesota, have donated $50,000 to Idaho and Oregon food banks and pantries.

Teton County, Wyoming has taken steps to reopen its business economy.

With more people at home, you may have racked up some cans, bottles, or boxes.

Except for the upper Snake River and Bear River drainages, April was an exceptionally dry month in Idaho.

A recent cost-benefit study will result in removal of all or part of 15 sites across the Salmon-Challis National Forest.

The Friends of Idaho State Parks have started a fund drive to pay for restoration of damage caused by vandals at City of Rocks National Reserve.

UPDATE 5/7/20 9:45 a.m. The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office has identified the 40-year-old Rigby woman who was killed in a vehicle-pedestrian accident Wednesday as Melissa C. Nielsen.