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Former Idaho Governor Philip E. Batt joined other dignitaries at the Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial on Wednesday to sign a beam and launch the construction of the new Wassmuth Center for Human Rights.

To help meet this challenge, the City of Preston has announced its membership into the AARP Network of Age Friendly Communities.

U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit convened with more than 50 representatives from victim advocacy groups, domestic violence organizations, tribal communities and law enforcement agencies throughout Idaho to commemorate Domestic Violence Awareness Month Monday. 

Governor Brad Little appointed Caty Solace as executive director of the Idaho STEM Action Center.

Josh Travers as the new field manager for the Challis Field Office. His official starting date was Monday, Oct. 17.  

Volunteers and philanthropists from across Idaho will be honored at the Idaho Philanthropy Day virtual award ceremony on Nov. 15.

 The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) released the 2023 Idaho Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Program (IPDES) Permit Issuance Plan for the upcoming calendar year.

The U.S. Forest Service estimates Idaho has at least 2.1 million bigtooth maple trees of sufficient size to be tapped, with the best stands spanning throughout eastern Idaho.

The Idaho State Tax Commission is extending the deadlines to file and pay taxes for victims of Hurricane Ian.

Rocky Mountain Power has proposed updated rates for residential customers to the Idaho Public Utilities Commission for its review and approval.

Weather permitting, fire crews plan to burn slash piles in several areas across the Ashton/Island Park District starting as early as Saturday, October 22 and may extend through the end of December.