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The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is hosting a public workshop on the agency’s triennial review of Idaho’s surface water quality standards.

The 2023 Chubbuck Days Celebration has been released as follows.

A coalition of math educators from across Idaho developed a series of lessons, called “Do the math. Save a life,” that use Idaho Office of Highway Safety (OHS) crash data to teach Algebra and data analysis skills.

Governor Brad Little is set to discuss Idaho’s water supply trends with leaders and stakeholders at the Governor’s Water Summit Monday.

The City of Ammon will hold the annual Annual Days celebration this weekend.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare (DHW) issued health advisories for Hells Canyon and Brownlee Reservoirs, urging the public to use caution when recreating in or near the water.

A federal judge has ruled that it would violate Idaho medical providers’ free speech rights to sanction them for referring patients to out-of-state abortion services, rejecting the state attorney general’s interpretation of Idaho’s abortion ban.

You might qualify to have your property taxes deferred under Idaho’s Property Tax Deferral program.

Boaters should use alternative launch-take out sites.

Hot summer temperatures across the state have resulted in drier conditions and an increased fire danger, with nearly all lands under Idaho Department of Lands (IDL) fire protection now in V very high or extreme fire danger.

The Idaho DEQ has lifted the Air Quality Advisory for Lemhi County (North of Leadore).

The fire is 47% contained, and the cause is undetermined. 

During the 2023 summer boating season, traffic to and from the Middle Fork of the Salmon River will be impacted by road and access improvement projects. 

A Teton Valley man was attacked and injured by a sow black bear with a cub as he opened the garage door of his home in the Henderson Canyon area near Victor Monday.

The Salmon-Challis National Forest is proposing changes to recreation fees at developed recreation sites across the forest including campgrounds, cabin rentals, and the addition of a fire lookout rental.

Yard sales (or garage sales) are a popular way to declutter and make extra money. Before you start selling unwanted belongings, find out if you’ll need to collect and pay Idaho sales tax.

The Salmon‐Challis National Forest has re-opened the Wallace Lake Campground for day-use only.