IDWR has issued a new order that cuts off any new water rights from using groundwater or surface water in the Snake River Plain.

“Closed fire season” which is otherwise known as the five months of the year that burn permits are legally required in Idaho ends Thursday, October 20, for most of the state. Burn

Idaho Gov. Brad Little and other statewide elected officials have approved a northern Idaho conservation easement as part of a program that has protected from development about 156 square miles of private timberland.

Chuck Harwood will speak to Idahoans about current trends regarding fraud and identity theft and how to avoid becoming the next victim of a costly scam.

Aerial spraying contractors wrapped up operations on the North Fork Ranger District Saturday after applying herbicides on all units contracted for treatment this year. 

Jefferson County emergency responders are still trying to locate the owner of the vehicle and determine they are safe and accounted for. 

The Rankin Auto Court near the city of Ashton was recently listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Idaho State Police is investigating a two-vehicle fatal crash that occurred at 6:55 p.m., on Saturday on SH25 near mile marker 54, east of Rupert.

The 75th annual Toys for Tots toy drive is running once again, and the city of Rigby has embraced the spirit of Giving by kicking off the second week of the toy drive with a celebratory parade.

Even though Christmas is more than two months away, now is the time to make plans to find that perfect Christmas tree.

About 5 miles north of St. Anthony, Fall River Electric created the Chester Dam to store and create hydroelectric power.

This project will reduce hazardous fuels and improve wildlife habitat.

Shipments of nuclear waste from the U.S. Department of Energy’s site in eastern Idaho to a nuclear waste repository in New Mexico have resumed following three episodes that caused New Mexico officials to suspend them.

The human caused Moose Fire burning west and south of North Fork has burned 130,144 acres and is 80% contained.

The Preston Police Department is not taking any chances as it investigates a social media shooting threat in the Preston School District.