COVID-19 UPDATES: 3,496 new Idaho COVID-19 cases, 29 new deaths
Idaho officials reported 3,496 new COVID-19 cases and 29 new deaths over the holiday weekend.
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Idaho officials reported 3,496 new COVID-19 cases and 29 new deaths over the holiday weekend.
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We’re two years into the pandemic, and doctors are still echoing the same message.
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International tensions and the rising cost of crude oil have sent gas prices soaring in other parts of the country, but so far, Idaho has been spared from a similar fate.
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Power outages can occur anytime due to factors such as storms, animals and accidents.
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Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Director Tracy Stone-Manning announced veteran and manager Karen Kelleher has been selected as the BLM’s Idaho State Director, based in Boise.
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Attorney General Lawrence Wasden is advising Idahoans to do their homework before purchasing residential rooftop solar systems.
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Venice knows the burden all too well. So does Amsterdam.
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Thistle investigated fruit and vegetable consumption in Idaho using data from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Two bills focused on transparency in Idaho’s elections were introduced in a Senate committee on Monday.
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Idaho state legislators and the Idaho State School Board Association have come together for their annual Day on the Hill, where Idaho School board members from all over the state are invited to the state capital in Boise to discuss with lawmakers how recent laws or future laws may affect the education system of the state.
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The Idaho Falls Fire Department got the call just after 7 A.M. Sunday, of a house fire in the 2000 block of North 45th West.
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A cold front will pass through tomorrow which will look to bring several changes to weather forecast in the coming days.
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Two people and two dogs have been displaced after an early morning fire Saturday.
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Stacker investigated pothole complaints in Idaho using data from The Clunker Junker.
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A train car is back on its tracks in Idaho Falls after some quick work from crews.
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Governor Brad Little signed House Bill 450 into law Friday, providing an estimated $64 million in unemployment insurance tax cuts for Idaho businesses over the next two years.
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An Idaho woman has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in connection with the beating death of her 9-year-old stepson.
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Many today gathered in Bear Gulch near Ashton to race their dog sleds for the first day of competition.
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The Idaho Republican Party is responding to governor candidate Ammon Bundy switching his affiliation from Republican to Independent.
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Three Idaho men were sentenced to federal prison this week for their participation in a conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and heroin in the Magic Valley.
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The US Food and Drug Administration on Thursday cautioned people to avoid certain powdered infant formulas that may be tied to bacterial infections in four babies who were hospitalized.
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Idaho officials reported 2,214 new COVID-19 cases and 20 new deaths Friday.
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The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints sent the following letter to leaders worldwide updating guidelines regarding COVID-19.
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Attorney General Lawrence Wasden has announced investigators with his Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit arrested a Sagle man on Thursday for alleged sexual exploitation of a minor.
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The Lemhi County Sheriff’s Office, in cooperation with the Idaho State Police, the Delta County Sheriff’s Office in Colorado and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, served a search warrant on a home north of Salmon Wednesday.
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The Idaho Transportation Board voted to accelerate the improvement of several major roadways during its regular monthly meeting Thursday.
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Idaho’s administrative district judges will determine what courtroom COVID-19 precautions are appropriate for conditions in their parts of the state, the Idaho Supreme Court ordered Thursday.
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The Idaho State Board of Education Thursday approved a new policy on student fees at Idaho’s four-year public higher education institutions, making some student fees optional.
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A bill to stop taxing district’s from quickly re-running a failed bond has passed the Idaho House.
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Idaho officials reported 2,029 new COVID-19 cases and 20 new deaths Thursday.
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Ammon Bundy announced he’s dropping out of the GOP primary in May and is instead running as an Independent.
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The bane of every driver’s existence, potholes are a sad reality. Stacker took a look at data from The Clunker Junker to rank every state according to how many pothole complaints are registered on Twitter per 1,000 km, or 621 miles, of road.
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Attorney General Lawrence Wasden has issued a statement in response to an allegation made by Representative Priscilla Giddings in a campaign newsletter this week.
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A panel of Idaho lawmakers has advanced a bill that would repeal the state’s primary law banning private militias.
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dahoans who don’t make enough money to file an income tax return can get back some of the sales tax they paid on groceries – in the form of a refund.
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Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instrgram, announced Wednesday it plans to build an $800 million data center in Kuna.
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Jefferson School District 251 is now encouraging their students to lend a hand and an ear for their fellow students. To do so they have implemented the “Hope Squad” a group aiming to help struggling students find and get the help they need.
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A Caldwell man was sentenced to 96 months in federal prison for possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute.
Continue ReadingThe idea of changing Idaho’s borders to include parts of neighboring states is gaining some traction at the Idaho Legislature.
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An abortion bill modeled after Texas’ controversial abortion law that bans all abortion after a fetal heartbeat can be detected cleared a Senate committee Wednesday morning with a do pass recommendation.
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A House committee cleared a bill Wednesday to allow the Powerball Lottery to continue to be played in the state even after it adds Australia and the United Kingdom to the game.
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Idaho officials reported 2,323 new COVID-19 cases and 19 new deaths Wednesday.
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Idaho Falls City Library Board Member Rodd Rapp explains the issue is the current service agreement, which ends on September 30th.
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The Specialty Crop Grant application period with the Idaho State Department of Agriculture is now open.
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While some of the most well-known national parks again had record visitation in 2021, numbers across the entire National Park System remained below pre-pandemic totals.
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Idaho State Police is investigating a two-vehicle crash that occurred shortly before 8:00 a.m. Wednesday at the intersection of W. Quinn Road and Henderson Lane in Pocatello.
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The city of Idaho Falls is working on a new plan to pose new impact fees on local building projects in the future.
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A panel of Idaho lawmakers has advanced a bill that would make it a crime for Idaho businesses to require employees to get vaccinated against the coronavirus.
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The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare (DHW) has deactivated Crisis Standards of Care (CSC) in the three public health districts in southern Idaho in which they had been activated in accordance with IDAPA 16.02.09 – Crisis Standards of Care For Healthcare Entities.
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A Fruitland man was sentenced to 110 months in federal prison for unlawful possession of a firearm.
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Bonneville County Assessor Blake Mueller is not seeking reelection.
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A Caldwell man was sentenced to 324 months in federal prison for possession of child pornography.
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Idaho officials reported 2,177 new COVID-19 cases and 38 new deaths Tuesday.
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A bill that would prevent animals, natural resources and artificial intelligence from being granted “personhood status” in Idaho was introduced by the House State Affairs Committee on Tuesday.
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The Department of Health and Welfare (DHW) will hold a media briefing about COVID-19 in Idaho at 2:30 p.m. (MT) Tuesday.
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The Salmon-Challis National Forest will be hosting a discussion about the upcoming release of the environmental analysis for the Fuels Reduction and Restoration Project, on February 25, 2022.
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Two snowmobilers were caught on camera harassing deer and officers would like your help identifying them.
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Before wetting a line in 2022, steelhead anglers are encouraged to brush up on the fish rules.
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The Idaho State Police is Idaho’s only statewide full-service law enforcement agency with commissioned positions specializing in criminal investigations, highway safety and traffic enforcement, commercial vehicle safety, and alcohol beverage control.
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A panel of Idaho lawmakers has approved a bill prohibiting so-called “ballot harvesting” and another tightening the timeline for unaffiliated voters to joint a political party before an election.
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On Saturday at 1:15 a.m., Idaho Falls Police officers were performing a DUI traffic stop and investigation in the area of Whittier Street and N Freeman Avenue which, by necessity, blocked the roadway for a short time.
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Some firefighters were feeling the love from the community.
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During the past two days, Bonneville County Sheriff’s deputies have issued more than 10 misdemeanor citations to individuals who traveled into closed areas and got stuck in the snow.
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Idaho officials reported 2,581 new COVID-19 cases and 24 new deaths over the weekend.
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Legislation that would bar Idaho officials from releasing where they obtain the drugs used in lethal injection executions was introduced by the House State Affairs Committee on Monday.
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By SETH BORENSTEIN AP Science Writer The megadrought bedeviling the American West got even drier last year and is becoming the deepest dry spell in more than 1,200 years. Monday’s study says the megadrought is now the worst-case scenario officials and scientists worried about in the 1900s. The drought deepened so much in 2021 that
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According to AAA, soaring gas prices in other parts of the country pushed the Gem State out of the top ten list for most expensive fuel, where it landed at 16th place Monday.
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Results from the Idaho State Board of Education’s 2021 Postsecondary Student Experience Survey are now available on an interactive data dashboard posted on the State Board’s website.
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This past weekend, the spirit of Valentine’s Day came down to being a fine art in Pocatello.
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The Idaho Supreme Court has upheld the state’s newly drawn congressional district map, rejecting a challenge from a man who said the map improperly split some local voting precincts.
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Crispy Cones started out as a tent on the side of the road in Rexburg in 2018, says founder Jeremy Carlson.
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Bingham County deputies were assisting other agencies in locating a stolen vehicle from the Bonneville County area Friday around 11:45 a.m.
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The Snake River Animal Shelter (SRAS) has hired Michelle Ziel-Dingman as the new Executive Director of the organization.
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Idaho officials reported 1,749 new COVID-19 cases and 15 new deaths Friday.
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ttorney General Lawrence Wasden has announced investigators with his Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit arrested a Kuna man on Thursday for alleged sexual exploitation of a minor.
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A Greenleaf man pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of a firearm and assaulting a federal officer.
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A panel of Idaho lawmakers has introduced a bill that would ban abortions after six weeks of pregnancy — before many women know they are pregnant — by allowing extended family members of the patient to sue any doctor that performs one.
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Bonneville County Commissioners appointed a new County Prosecutor in Bonneville County Friday.
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Dr. Colleen Fillmore, who has overseen nutritious food programs for two generations of Idaho schoolchildren, will retire Tuesday, Feb. 15.
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To meet the demand for trapper education, Idaho Fish and Game will host a second trapper education course in Salmon during February.
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Vandal alumna and Idaho non-profit leader Amy Lientz joins the University of Idaho as assistant vice president for alumni relations, effective Monday, April 11.
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More Idahoans might qualify to have their property taxes deferred under a state law changed in 2021.
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Idaho Business for Education (IBE) has teamed up with America Succeeds and Emsi Burning Glass to promote the “High Demand for Durable Skills” report regarding which durable skills employers want their employees to have.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Challis Field Office and BLM Law Enforcement previously offered a $2,000 reward for information regarding the person(s) responsible for the shooting deaths of two wild horses in the Spar Canyon area near Challis on or about Nov. 14, 2021.
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Our students may soon be learning new civics standards for all grade levels.
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After December brought some good snow storms, January and the beginning of February have brought us a lack of snowfall to add to the snow pack. Many experts are worried that this could lead to another drought for this year.
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In Boise, the Senate State Affairs Committee has approved a bill for audits
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Idaho State Police troopers arrested a Meridian man Thursday morning on several felonies, including drug trafficking, after he was stopped for driving more than 100 miles per hour on Interstate 86 near American Falls.
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Attorney General Lawrence Wasden announced a resolution of his legal action against National Compliance Services, LLC, a Boise-based telemarketing company that sold transportation compliance services.
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Sen. Mark Nye announced on Thursday he will not seek reelection to the Idaho Senate for District 29 in 2022.
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Juniors at Compass Academy in Idaho Falls are raising awareness to stigmas surrounding mental health, through their ‘More than a Stigma’ projects.
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A bill that would boost by $20 the amount Idaho residents can recover annually on grocery sales taxes has passed the the full House.
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Idaho officials reported 2,368 new COVID-19 cases and 1 new death Thursday.
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UPDATE 2/10/22: The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality has lifted the air quality advisory and ended the burn ban.
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Stacker compiled a list of the highest drafted NFL players born in Idaho since 1970 using data from Pro Football Reference.
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Idaho State Police is investigating a crash on westbound US 20 at milepost 307 near Lindsay Boulevard in Idaho Falls.
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A proposed resolution to put statewide emphasis on students’ understanding of government and society advanced to the Idaho Senate floor Wednesday afternoon by unanimous vote of the Senate Education Committee.
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The Idaho Contractor License Review Board and the city of Idaho Falls donated $4,000 Wednesday morning, for materials for students to build a tiny home.
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Idaho’s governor stopped in Bonneville County Wednesday promoting House Bill 443.
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A panel of Idaho lawmakers has introduced a bill that would allow the Legislature to intervene if anyone sues the state over one of its laws.
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