Idaho Department of Fish and Game is seeking information regarding the illegal killing of a cow elk near Stanley.

Open Enrollment for health insurance is just one week away.

He is believed to be in his red 1990 Toyota pickup with Idaho license plate 2P 39368.

As we are slowly getting into the winter season and as the national weather service is predicting lots of precipitation over the next five days, it is important to remind or learn the key importances and the objectives we can do to keep ourselves safe.

The Bureau of Land Management is seeking public comment on a draft environmental impact statement that analyzes a plan submitted by Itafos Conda, LLC for the proposed Husky 1 North Dry Ridge Phosphate Mine.

State burn permits from the Idaho Department of Lands (IDL) are no longer required for burning activities outside of city limits beginning Oct. 21, but you are still encouraged to voluntarily obtain the free permits when burning this fall.

Drop, cover and hold on! That’s the message people will be taking seriously around the world Thursday.

The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) seeks public comment on a proposed settlement action with Idaho Cobalt Company for unpermitted discharges of mining adit outflow to the North Fork of Iron Creek

Idaho officials have rejected a plan to raise grazing fees on state-managed land, costing K-12 public schools more than $530,000 annually.

Rocky Mountain Power is upgrading 85,000 meters in Idaho to new digital meters, also known as smart meters or advanced metering technology.

State officials have taken an initial step to pay $152,000 in legal fees to the winning side after Idaho lost a court challenge to a new law making it harder for voters to get initiatives on the ballot.

Lieutenant Governor Janice McGeachin is holding a press conference today at Ammon Elementary School at 3pm. She plans to address the litigation to which her office has been engaged in.

A far-right Idaho Republican lawmaker has posted a meme on Twitter appearing to advocate violence against journalists, educators, conservationists, the state’s largest university and other organizations ahead of an upcoming election in November.

We are experiencing another shortage within grocery stores. Last year, it was toilet paper. Now, many grocery stores are running out of essential items such as turkeys in preparation for the holiday season. Here in Eastern Idaho, many grocery stores including Broulim’s are taking initial steps to reduce the shortage.