The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes hired a new Tribal Department of Energy (TDOE) Director.

The owners of several medical clinics in eastern Idaho have agreed to pay $2 million to settle charges they violated the false claims act. 

More than $14,000 will go to Bingham County organizations.

Grants will fund projects that enhance markets for producers and improve transportation of Idaho food products to local or regional markets.

Make a difference through this volunteer program.

Kids ages 9 to 14 living in Idaho, Oregon and Washington can participate in the poster contest.

his year, Stomp Out Hunger raised $71,000 which is enough to provide food for up to 213,000 meals. 

You can submit project proposals now until the deadline on Feb. 29, 2024.

After 12 years of service to the Shoshone-Bannock Tribal Enterprise, Bonnie Wuttunee-Wadsworth announced her retirement as the Donzia Gift Shop manager.

Governor Brad Little appointed Janelle White to serve as the administrator of the Division of Human Resources (DHR).

Collet’s Pub will be recognized for its contribution to the eastern Idaho community in the Congressional Record of the U.S. Senate.

The new system, called Sunshine, is a user-friendly platform designed to bring transparency, accessibility and accountability to campaign finance in Idaho.

Despite sled dog races canceling this winter from Minnesota to Oregon, the Idaho Sled Dog Challenge is still a go for later this month.

Employee layoffs are common when a U.S. company offshores some of its production or is sold to an international firm that does similar work in a foreign country.

According to National Weather Service forecasts, east Idaho is expected to see several inches of snow accompanied by high winds over the next few days. Pocatello

The webinar starts at 11 a.m. and ends at noon MST.

Idaho Heritage Trust selected the Johnny Sack Cabin and Waterwheel to receive the second annual Frederick Walters Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation.

Fall River Electric Cooperative has been named for the fourth year in a row to the Top 100 privately owned companies headquartered in Idaho.