Month: December 2020

Chief Tahgee Elementary Academy at Fort Hall has announced that it will close two days early for Christmas vacation.

Fall River Electric Cooperative has mailed just over $1 million in cash back checks to more than 6,200 owner-members this week.

Delta Dental of Idaho has donated more than $2 million to Idaho companies and organizations.

The Idaho AAA predicts that holiday traffic volumes will drop by at least 29% this year

The Idaho Council on Developmental Disabilities and 30 supporting groups are voicing concern about the safety and health of the upcoming legislative session and conditions that could threaten their constitutional rights.

NuScale Power reports it has finalized an agreement with Sarens USA that will support deployment of its Small Modular Reactor (SMR) project.

Two people were hospitalized after a pickup drove off US 93, north of Ellis, and into the Salmon River.

Experts say the COVID-19 pandemic contributede to another two cent drop in Idaho gas prices this week.

An Ammon man was arrested shortly after 10 p.m. Friday night after witnesses said he pointed a gun at a group of people.

Idaho State University will host a wide-ranging Emergency Medicine Conference at the Pond Student Union beginning April 30, 2021.

A wide coalition of conservation groups filed suit Monday challenging a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service decision withholding Endangered Species Act protection for wolverines.

The Idaho Falls Elks Lodge 1087 and supporters are ramping up to prepare food boxes for community members in need.

Idaho State University awarded degrees and certificates to 1,254 fall and summer graduates during a virtual commencement ceremony Saturday.

Wyoming Senator-elect Cynthia Lummis has announced the staff that will serve key roles in her Washington DC and Wyoming offices.

Shelley Police are asking the public for help in locating a van that may have been involved in a child enticement incident Sunday in Shelley.

The Idaho State Civic Symphony will present its Christmas concert “Joy to the World” in a virtual, You-Tube performance at 7:30 p.m. Friday, December 11.

In response to vandalism of the Anne Frank Memorial in Boise, a citizens group is working with the Wessmuth Center for Human Rights on a fundraising campaign to support the project.

The Idaho Fish and Game Department is monitoring an area near Salmon where approximately 50 mallard ducks were found dead.

Park Service Veteran Mike Tranel has been named Deputy Superintendent of Yellowstone National Park.