All in the name of numbers, Idaho Department of Fish and Game is going major paparazzi on the state's wolves to fine-tune its population estimates.
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For the second year in a row, a group of about 70 elk have wandered into the Sugar City area and temporarily stacked up against U.S. Highway 20 north of Rexburg.
BOISE — State schools Superintendent Sherri Ybarra told state lawmakers on Thursday that Idaho’s schools are on a “positive, upward trajectory” as she pitched her plan to increase state funding for schools next year by 5.3 percent to $1.99 billion.
POCATELLO — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the Army Corps of Engineers and Congressman Mike Simpson announced a long-anticipated change to environmental regulations Thursday at Holt Arena amid a backdrop of tractors and combines for an agricultural equipment trade show.
The Museum of Idaho is set to host a Museum Club series lecture meant to stir discussion on the compatibility of evolution and religion. The first and most prominent speaker, Jamie Jensen, Ph.D., associate professor of biology at Brigham Young University, is set to speak at 7 p.m. Friday at …
The Transportation Security Administration discovered a handgun in a woman's carry-on bag at Idaho Falls Regional Airport on Thursday evening.
A recent study of oxygen levels below the frozen Henry’s Lake offers good news to anglers and fisheries biologists.
BOISE — Three years into an ambitious 10-year plan to reduce Idaho’s physician shortage by increasing residencies for newly trained doctors in the state, Idaho’s risen from 49th in the nation for primary care doctors per capita to 45th.
A former bail bondsman who misused collateral funds for his personal expenses has been sentenced to probation.
SUGAR CITY — Urinating in garbage cans. Pop poured in garbage cans and thrown all over the floors and walls. Smashed garbage cans. A cabinet door ripped off the garbage cabinet. Those are only some of the acts of vandalism the Sugar City Post Office is experiencing after-hours. Postmaster Ri…
An Idaho Falls man was sentenced to a rider program Thursday for a sexual relationship he had with an underage restaurant employee.
The former office manager of Young Electric Heating & Air has been charged for stealing an estimated $176,776.25 from her employer.
Christine King has been selected by Idaho National Laboratory as the next director for its high-profile program that oversees new nuclear energy developments and private sector partnerships, the lab announced Thursday.
A new feature was quietly added to Idaho Falls’ skyline last week: a skinny, 70-foot-tall wind turbine.
Sports
Midway through the 4A District 6 boys basketball season, it looks like the field may be chasing Idaho Falls.
At Idaho Falls, Jaxon Sorenson hit a 10-footer to give the Idaho Falls High School boys basketball team a 53-52 win over Thunder Ridge.
Madison senior hitter Macie Gordon had no shortage of suitors when it came to playing college volleyball. Utah Valley, Eastern Oregon and Texas A & M all came calling but it was ultimately family ties and a feeling that won out when Gordon signed her letter of intent Wednesday to play at…
POCATELLO -- A missed free throw, an air-balled put-back and a half-court prayer off the rim -- the final stanza of another close loss for Idaho State.
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