How Idaho’s low revenue is affecting farmers
Some farmers may have to adjust their budgets after this year’s harvest.
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Some farmers may have to adjust their budgets after this year’s harvest.
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Prices in Idaho are 23.6 cents per gallon lower than a month ago and stand 40.4 cents per gallon lower than a year ago.
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A former funeral director in Pocatello is facing felony charges and could face more than 200 years in prison.
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The winner of the 2023 title will be announced in December.
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A Rexburg man is in the hospital after a car crash in Jefferson County around 5:15 p.m. Sunday.
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Stacker compiled a list of the best counties to raise a family in Idaho.
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Getting away with poaching is becoming more difficult with the public’s help.
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She is the ninth Poet Laureate in state history.
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A one-stoplight farming community in conservative Idaho has embraced a goal that backers describe as progressive: universal preschool. Idaho has left early child care and education largely up to families.
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Here’s what you should know to start your Monday.
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The holiday season is right around the corner, and shoppers are getting anxious about what that may mean for the pocketbook.
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The parking lot at the College of Eastern Idaho was light up red and blue Saturday. But it wasn’t because of first responders, coming to an emergency, it was because they were there supporting drug take back day.
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With Halloween a few days away, it’s a good time to think about holiday safety.
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The Bureau of Land Management is seeking public nominations for positions on the Idaho Resource Advisory Council (RAC).
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Tips for a safe fall season at home.
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Fall fishing is too good to ignore.
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The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality released the 2024 Idaho Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Program Permit Issuance Plan.
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Christmas at Hemming Village” is designed to offer something for everyone in the community.
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There’s a KillerTomato lurking on the grounds of Idaho State University. Not to fear, though, this cold-blooded killer is only looking for victims of the bacterial variety.
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Thirty-seven nonprofit organizations receive funds to finance projects and services supporting food insecure Idahoans.
Continue ReadingSpooky season is upon us, and it’s a great time to find and reduce the phantom load in your home to save energy and money all year long.
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There are still limited seats available for educators interested in attending the 2023 Family & Community Engagement (FACE) Conference.
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Use caution when traveling on Interstate 15 in Idaho Falls.
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Idaho is an agricultural state, leading the nation in potato, wheat, barley, hay, and sugar-beet production.
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Saturday is the final weekend for the Portneuf Valley Farmers Market.
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If you are looking for a howling good time this Halloween, Zoo Boo is sure to deliver.
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Directors of the College of Eastern Idaho and Chamber of Commerce say time is ticking to apply to the Idaho LAUNCH program.
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Romaine’s Mattress King store has officially opened up its new location with a ribbon cutting on Friday morning.
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Do you have unused or expired prescription medications?
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Idaho Congressman Mike Simpson voted in favor of this legislation and secured critical funding for Idaho National Laboratory (INL).
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Idaho Falls Downtown Development is calling all boos and ghouls to crawl through your local haunts in Downtown Idaho Falls Saturday, Oct, 28 from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
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Ophelia compiled a list of counties which have the highest opioid dispense rates in Idaho using data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Donors of all blood types are needed, especially type O blood donors and those giving platelets to help recover from a significant shortfall in donations throughout late summer and fall.
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Funding helps local community organizations working to strengthen livability.
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Jackson Hole Airport has become one of the first airports in the United States to transition to fluorine-free firefighting foam (F3).
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Here’s what you should know to start your Friday.
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His bond has been set at $250,000.
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A grand jury indictment used to charge accused killer Bryan Kohberger is enough to meet the legal standard in Idaho.
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A man in Firth, Idaho says he spotted a mountain lion on his property.
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18 people were shot and killed in Maine Wednesday in one of the deadliest mass shootings in the state’s history.
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An Idaho woman is suing her one-time fertility doctor, saying he secretly used his own sperm to inseminate her 34 years ago.
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A local theater production is bringing laughter, love and heavenly music to the stage in Idaho Falls.
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The Idaho Association of School Administrators (IASA) announced American Falls School District Superintendent Randy Jensen as the recipient of the Idaho State Superintendent of the Year award.
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The Teton County Wyoming Search and Rescue team is preparing for the winter rescue season with a brand new helicopter.
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So far this year, more people have been killed in crashes on Idaho roads than in all of 2022.
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A Pocatello man is sentenced to 10 years in prison without bail.
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Lots of local business owners within Swan Valley are preparing for the upcoming winter season.
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The event is free, but tickets are required for each family.
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The flag should be flown at half-staff until sunset on Monday, Oct. 30, 2023.
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Larry Vila of Montpelier was honored for his volunteer service as part of the Idaho Capital for a Day event hosted by Gov. Brad Little Wednesday.
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Halloween is just around the corner, and AAA is reminding drivers and trick-or-treaters to celebrate the spooky season with safety top of mind.
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The deadline to apply for an absentee ballot for the Nov. 7 election is Friday, Oct. 27.
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At this time, no road closures are planned on Oct. 31.
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A woman sentenced to life in prison in Idaho in the murders of her two kids and another woman will be taken to Arizona to face additional charges.
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Here’s what you should know to start your Thursday.
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As winter approaches, the City of Idaho Falls is double checking themselves to make sure their snow operations are ready to go.
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U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit announced on Wednesday the results of five separate methamphetamine trafficking cases in Eastern Idaho.
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There’s another big announcement about Idaho’s energy future from the Department of Energy.
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Mayors across the Gem State are walking daily all trying to improve their city. The goal is to walk 10,000+ steps a day for the entirety of the month of October.
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Travel to and in Yellowstone National Park is not advised due to a significant winter storm.
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From a small town to a big stage; Cole Fryar, a senior at Shelley High School, is chasing his dreams to become a songwriter.
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Work continues to decommission the reactor that was the prototype for the first nuclear-powered submarine.
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Six higher education faculty members were recognized earlier this month for their efforts to improve student success in general education courses at Idaho’s public higher education institutions.
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Those in need of emergency services can now send live video to all dispatch centers in Bannock County.
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The disease was detected in a hunter-harvested bull elk in early October.
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License fraud is an abuse of the system, and it impacts Idaho’s residents and fish and wildlife populations.
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U.S. Senators Jim Risch (R-Idaho) and Mike Crapo (R-Idaho), members of the Senate Western Caucus, led their colleagues in a letter to Senate leadership urging the continued Endangered Species Act (ESA) listing prohibition for the greater sage-grouse.
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The state of Idaho’s tourism office, Visit Idaho, is launching its first resident sentiment survey.
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Here’s what you should know to start your Wednesday.
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TruckInfo.net identified the counties in Idaho with the most bridges, using data from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
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The Idaho Falls Animal Shelter is dealing with seven puppies who have caught the parvovirus.
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After the opening of early voting on Monday, Oct. 23, city and county officials are taking the time to remind voters to participate in their local elections. City elections typically will have the least amount of participation compared to general elections.
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Idaho State University broke both enrollment and retention records this fall with nearly 26% more first-time undergraduate students choosing ISU than in Fall 2022.
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The West, South and East entrances and nearly all roads in Yellowstone National Park will be closed to regular vehicle traffic Nov. 1.
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The Idaho Department of Fish and Game has issued a salvage order for irrigation canals within the Upper Snake Region effective now through Nov. 30, 2023.
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Under the new policy, BLM Idaho is now requiring companies to gather input locally on proposed projects to understand stakeholders’ concerns before analyzing the project under the National Environmental Policy Act.
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Whether they’re wondering about scholarships, academics or opportunities after high school, both parents and students in Idaho can now access digital resources designed just for them.
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Compass Academy in Idaho Falls School District 91 will be closed Tuesday, Oct. 24 because of a problem with the school’s electrical system.
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The Bingham County Sheriff’s Office, Shelley Police Department and Shelley Fire/EMS responded to a one vehicle accident at the intersection of 1400 N HWY 91 near Shelley Monday around 5:56 p.m.
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AAA testing shows systems are mostly accurate, but drivers should occasionally verify.
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The Idaho Falls Regional Airport will soon get a new look as the airport and contractors embark on a 18,000-square-foot expansion.
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The Rexburg Police Department has received reports of an individual representing himself as an officer from the department by calling or texting individuals.
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You will once again receive help with leaf collection beginning Monday, Oct. 23 thanks to the Idaho Falls Street Division.
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Here’s what you should know to start your Tuesday.
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We are only about a week away from Halloween and local stores have been taking advantage of the holiday.
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Students in American Falls will have the basic essentials they need as we approach winter.
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Governor Brad Little has ordered both the U.S. and State of Idaho flags to be flown at half-staff to honor 36-year-old Post Falls Police Officer Nicholas McDaniel, who died in the line of duty Sunday.
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It’s Lead Awareness Week in the City of Pocatello.
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Idaho gas prices are dropping, but the high cost of crude oil and steady fuel demand are slowing their descent.
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The Falls Water Company will be hosting a public hearing to discuss the raising of the water rate the company charges it customers.
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AARP Idaho and experts from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services will hold a live and interactive statewide telephone town hall.
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You are invited to see the not-so-spooky side of science just before Halloween.
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The groundbreaking ceremony for the new entertainment complex in Chubbuck is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, Oct. 25.
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Here’s what you should know to start your Monday.
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Nominations will close Oct. 31, 2023.
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Lead found in many Wyoming homes is putting children at risk of damage from lead poisoning, according to the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH).
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Teton County is hosting an open house this week to allow the public to review design concepts for wildlife crossings at three highway segments identified as priorities within Teton County.
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The second year of the Empowering Parents program is anticipated to begin in mid-to-late November.
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The Idaho Food Bank in Pocatello received a boost after a day of scouts going into the streets of Pocatello collecting food.
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Many States nationwide have Move Over Laws. Laws that mean when the emergency lights flash drivers need to slow down and either move over into a new lane or pull over. Despite this, not many people realize what the law actually means.
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