Month: May 2020

Local radio hosts Neal Larson and Julie Mason will make their debut on Sandhill Media Group’s Newstalk 107.9 FM in the coming weeks.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the average eastern Idaho worker earns substantially less than the national average.

The U.S. Attorney’s office is investigating reports of housing providers trying to exploit the COVID-19 crisis to sexually harass tenants.

Idaho Falls Parks and Recreation Department says it has been unable to hire its normal complement of seasonal workers.

Town of Jackson staff has submitted a Fiscal Year 21 budget proposal that anticipates significant cuts in revenue.

The U.S. Census Bureau has begun to drop off 2020 questionnaires at the front doors of some Idaho homes.

Three river access sites along the Snake River will see improvements under a multi-year project involving the National Park Service and Grand Teton National Park Foundation.

Yellowstone National Park’s education rangers have been producing videos for the internet while the park is closed to visitors.

Only a few days after it set a 40,000 pound weight limit on trailer truck traffic over Teton Pass, the Wyoming Department of Transportation has raised the limit to 60,000 pounds gross vehicle weight.

Smith’s Food and Drug says it will expand temporary store hours starting Sunday.

Regional courtrooms will begin to expand their activities in May.