Red Cross sees increase in Idaho home fires
The American Red Cross is responding to significantly more home fires in Idaho this year than last.
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The American Red Cross is responding to significantly more home fires in Idaho this year than last.
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Legislation that could lead to killing up to 90% of the wolves in Idaho continued its speedy trip through the Statehouse on Thursday.
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A special experiment Thursday tested our readiness in case of a regional power emergency.
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The Idaho House on Thursday approved proposed legislation preventing schools and universities from compelling students to adopt belief systems claiming any group of people as defined by sex, race, ethnicity or religion are inferior or superior.
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Idaho officials reported 234 new COVID-19 cases Thursday.
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The Idaho House has passed a new bill to cut state income taxes.
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Idaho State Board of Education President Debbie Critchfield and Board Secretary Kurt Liebich will hold a virtual press conference Thursday at 1 p.m. to discuss public higher education in Idaho.
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The Idaho Senate on Wednesday approved legislation allowing the state to hire private contractors to kill up to 90% of the wolves roaming Idaho.
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Legislation outlawing nearly all abortions in conservative Idaho by banning them once a fetal heartbeat can be detected headed to Republican Gov. Brad Little on Wednesday.
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With the weather warming up, fire officials are hoping property owners will take steps to make sure they’re ready for fire season.
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The Republican-dominated House on Wednesday voted to override GOP Gov. Brad Little’s veto of a measure seeking to curb a governor’s power to respond to emergencies like the coronavirus pandemic.
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Another historic Old Town Pocatello neon sign is being brought back to life with the help of a local artist.
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Grizzly bears are part of life in the gateway communities around Yellowstone National Park, and backcountry snowmobile guide Charles “Carl” Mock knew well the risks that come with working, hiking and fishing among the fear-inspiring carnivores, his friends said.
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Powerball will continue in Idaho for at least another year despite an attempt by lawmakers to end the game in August over fears of foreign participation.
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Idaho officials reported 294 new COVID-19 cases and 6 new deaths Wednesday.
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A grandmother has been charged after the body of a missing child from Emmett, Idaho, was discovered last week inside a trash bag in a car parked outside her own home, according to court documents made public on Monday.
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A Republican-dominated state Senate committee on Tuesday approved legislation allowing the state to hire private contractors to kill about 90% of the wolves roaming Idaho.
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The Idaho Falls Police Department says purse snatchers are targeting grocery store shoppers.
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In the Idaho senate Tuesday, lawmakers passed a firearm, firearm accessories and components protection act.
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Idaho officials reported 238 new COVID-19 cases, and 420,540 people are fully vaccinated Tuesday.
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Pickett asked him how he pleaded to the charge of first-degree murder
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When rape allegations surfaced against a Republican state lawmaker in deep-red Idaho, some rushed to support him – in part by publicly releasing the name his accuser.
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Voters will get the chance to decide whether lawmakers in the part-time Idaho Legislature will be able to call special sessions, a power currently limited to governors.
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A Senate panel on Tuesday advanced a measure that would outlaw nearly all abortions in conservative Idaho by banning them once a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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Idaho gas prices are once again on the move, according to AAA.
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Dr. Joel Wilson will join the Idaho Superintendent of Public Instruction’s office beginning July 1.
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Special Olympics Idaho announced Kristi Kraft has been named the new President and CEO of the organization.
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Multiple education budgets have failed in the House because of concerns over what students are being taught in the classroom.
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Idaho officials reported 458 new COVID-19 cases and 5 new deaths over the weekend.
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The Republican-dominated Senate on Monday failed to override GOP Gov. Brad Little’s veto of a measure seeking to curb a governor’s power to respond to emergencies like the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Boise Police Department is investigating a rape allegation made against an Idaho lawmaker.
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Idaho Gov. Brad Little has signed into law a bill legalizing the production and transportation of hemp with up to 0.3% of THC, the cannabis compound that gives marijuana its high.
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Governor Brad Little announced Monday he appointed Mark Tschampl as Chief Administrator at the Idaho Division of Veterans Services.
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The public outcry against Governor Brad Little’s decision to sign senate bill 11-10 is continuing to grow. The controversial bill was signed into law on Saturday. It will make it very difficult for regular people to get their ideas on the ballot.
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Battalion Chief Jim Tucker said the fire destroyed the mobile home in Evans Trailer Park, along with everything inside.
Continue ReadingA grizzly bear was shot and killed Friday, while officials from Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks were investigating the scene of an attack that happened Thursday near West Yellowstone.
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The Republican governor announced the decision Saturday to sign into law the measure backers say is needed because the current process favors urban voters.
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Governor Brad Little announced Friday he will veto House Bill 135 and Senate Bill 1136, the “emergency powers bills.”
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An Idaho sheriff has said investigators found what is believed to be the body of an 8-year-old girl who went missing earlier this week and that a suspect has been arrested.
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Idaho officials reported 212 new COVID-19 cases and 2 new deaths Friday.
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A legislative ethics committee is investigating a rape complaint made against an Idaho state lawmaker.
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Now as vaccines get administered and restrictions lift, business is coming back.
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Idaho Power Company reports this year’s “Power Cost Adjustment” (PCA) calls for a price increase of $39.1 million across all customer classes.
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Authorities in Idaho are asking for help finding three missing children, including two who were last seen months ago.
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Federal law enforcement officials arrested an Idahoan for assaulting law enforcement officers, among other charges, during the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.
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Idaho officials reported 210 new COVID-19 cases and 9 new deaths Thursday.
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The House on Thursday approved Senate changes to a bill trimming an Idaho governor’s powers during declared emergencies while increasing the Legislature’s power.
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A proposed constitutional amendment that would have prevented the legalization of marijuana and other drugs without the approval of two-thirds of the Idaho Legislature died in the House on Thursday.
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An Idaho House panel has approved a proposed constitutional amendment allowing the part-time Legislature to call itself into session.
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Lara Hill, the chairman for the board of trustees, said they are excited to have him.
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Idaho officials reported 437 new COVID-19 cases and 6 new deaths after an Idaho Health and Welfare technical problem delayed the COVID-19 data update Wednesday.
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The family of the Pocatello man who died in the custody of the Bannock County Jail held a joint press conference with Sheriff Tony Manu on Wednesday.
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By unanimous vote, the Idaho State Board of Education has voted to hold in-state undergraduate tuition and fees at current levels for the 2020-21 school year.
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In response to President Biden’s recent executive actions on guns, a new bill was introduced in the Idaho Senate State Affairs Committee Wednesday morning.
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The House on Wednesday approved legislation prohibiting mask mandates by government entities in Idaho, voting 47-22 with no Democratic support to send the bill to the Senate.
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Idaho jailers watched as a mentally ill man starved to death, according to a newly released investigatory report, but a prosecutor says there isn’t enough evidence to justify criminal charges in the case.
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Idaho Business for Education has released an open letter to the Idaho Legislature concerning Higher Education
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They’re getting the recognition they deserve, thanks to national telecommunications week.
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Idaho officials reported 219 new COVID-19 cases and 4 new deaths Tuesday.
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The House on Tuesday rejected legislation to pay $1.1 billion to Idaho’s K-12 teachers amid concerns about what is being taught in schools.
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Two bills that cleared the Idaho House with overwhelming Republican support to significantly defund Republican Attorney General Lawrence Wasden’s office for not being sufficiently partisan have died in the Senate.
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The Department of Health and Welfare (DHW) is recommending Idaho vaccine providers not use the Johnson & Johnson vaccine until more information is available from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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The Department of Health and Welfare (DHW) will hold a media briefing about COVID-19 in Idaho at 4:30 p.m. MDT Tuesday.
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A House panel on Tuesday approved Senate changes to a bill trimming a governor’s powers during declared emergencies while increasing the Legislature’s power.
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You can participate in an hour-long statewide telephone town hall with Idaho Governor Brad Little and Idaho Department of Health and Welfare Director Dave Jeppesen Tuesday at 12 p.m.
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Idaho Department of Correction officials say they’re still investigating a Saturday prison riot that forced staffers to evacuate a housing unit and left five inmates injured.
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Idaho lawmakers appeared intrigued but skeptical on Monday when pitched a plan to lop off about three-fourths of Oregon and add it to Idaho to create what would become the nation’s third-largest state geographically.
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Idaho officials reported 538 new COVID-19 cases and 3 new deaths over the weekend.
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There is more supply than demand for COVID-19 vaccinations in our communities, but that may not be a good sign in our battle for the pandemic.
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If you want to set up your bird feeders for spring, Idaho Fish and Game says go for it—just keep these tips in mind to help protect your fine-feathered friends.
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About a quarter of Idaho is experiencing some degree of drought, with one pocket in the south-central part of the state in extreme drought.
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The Idaho Senate on Monday passed legislation accepting a $6 million federal grant to improve early childhood education from birth through age 5.
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According to AAA, the Gem State’s average price for regular held steady at $3.06 per gallon this week, while the national average decreased by a penny.
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Drivers are asked to use an alternate route, as the road between Roller Coaster Road and Pegram Road is closed.
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There is no estimate when it will reopen.
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Lawmakers amended a bill that would ban the state, public health departments and even school districts from requiring masks to add a penalty on Friday.
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The Idaho Senate voted in favor of two bills that would restrict the governor’s power during an emergency.
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The Idaho State Tax Commission might ask you to prove who you are in order to protect your personal information and keep tax refunds from going to fraudsters.
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The Idaho Falls Board of Trustees announced it has successfully concluded contract negotiations with Dr. James Shank.
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Idaho Falls fire officials say it doesn’t take much for a small trash fire to become dangerous.
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Idaho officials reported 312 new COVID-19 cases and 4 new deaths on Friday.
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Idaho Falls City representatives met with members of the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community last week to listen to concerns about recent incidents in the country of attacks on those of AAPI descent.
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Idaho Fish and Game’s Pahsimeroi Hatchery personnel released 100 steelhead in Blue Mountain Meadow Pond Thursday.
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Anti-government activist Ammon Bundy was arrested again Thursday on a misdemeanor charge of trespassing at the Idaho Statehouse.
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Idaho officials reported 310 new COVID-19 cases and 9 new deaths on Thursday.
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The Idaho House has approved a new version of a transportation bonding bill.
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The governor’s veto of a bill that would have made changes to how the Idaho Tax Commission is run will stand.
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The Senate Education Committee killed Idaho Falls Representative Barbara Ehardt’s Sex Education Bill that had already passed the House.
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The Minidoka Sheriff’s Office and Cassia County Sheriff’s Office took a 41-year-old into custody Thursday around 12 p.m.
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A bill to legalize industrial hemp in Idaho is on its way to Governor Brad Little’s desk.
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An Idaho official says concerning coronavirus variants are likely spreading across the state, intensifying pressure to speed up vaccination efforts.
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The Idaho Falls Board of Trustees held a special meeting Thursday morning and voted 5-0 to extend an offer to Dr. James Shank to be D91’s new superintendent.
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Have you noticed all the blue pinwheels throughout the area?
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What determines a person as a “long-hauler” or “long covid” hasn’t been decided by health care providers or researchers, but one study used the definition of long COVID as symptoms lasting more than six weeks.
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Legislation making it more difficult to get initiatives or referendums on ballots is heading to the governor, who has hinted of a possible veto.
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Idaho Gov. Brad Little issued an executive order Wednesday banning state government from requiring or issuing COVID-19 “vaccine passports.”
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A cutthroat housing market is seriously impacting first time home buyers and renters in Southeast Idaho.
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Judge Steven Boyce granted a motion Wednesday to vacate Lori Vallow-Daybell and Chad Daybell’s July trial.
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The kids in Mrs. Wyrick’s class have a wish of having a great summer with family and friends.
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Idaho officials reported 349 new COVID-19 cases and 6 new deaths on Wednesday.
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