A group of mayors from several Intermountain West cities, including Driggs, on Tuesday called on Congress to fund the Land and Water Conservation Fund at the maximum amount of $900 million a year.
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Fluor Idaho is using a virtual reality simulator to help train for some waste disposal challenges.
WASHINGTON — House Democrats announced two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump on Tuesday, declaring he "betrayed the nation" with his actions toward Ukraine as they pushed toward historic proceedings that are certain to help define his presidency and shape the 2020 election.
LEWISTON — Sixteen-year-old Delaney Martin took her first puff before youth vaping was deemed an epidemic.
Eastern Idaho's congressman slammed the House Democrats' efforts to impeach President Donald Trump on Tuesday, calling it "a dark day for our country."
The results from the 2019 Youth Risk Behavior Survey show that high rates of vaping and suicide among Idaho high schoolers have continued in recent years, while many other risks declined since the start of the decade.
A local senator is among 23 state lawmakers and executive officials from both parties who were chosen for a national education policy fellowship program.
A Rigby man has been charged after he reportedly stabbed his friend during a drunken argument.
An Idaho Falls man was arrested Sunday morning after he reportedly attacked a roommate during an argument over breakfast.
BOISE — The former chairman of the Idaho Republican Party on Monday left an Ada County courtroom in handcuffs after being sentenced to 14 days in jail and then five years of probation, following a guilty plea earlier this year to first-degree stalking and unlawful entry in two separate incidents.
An Idaho Falls man who broke his mother's hip was sentenced to prison Monday despite the victim's request that he be released.
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Fluor Idaho is using a virtual reality simulator to help train for some waste disposal challenges.
Idaho National Laboratory employees raised more than $500,000 for local branches of the United Way this year.
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Skyline graduate David Ames III had another triple-digit yardage day for the Weber State Wildcats, and this one lifted the Wildcats into the FCS quarterfinals.
Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin and Gov. Brad Little have joined the chorus of voices urging Major League Baseball to reconsider cutting ties with the Idaho Falls Chukars and several dozen other minor league teams.
At Kimberly, the Sugar-Salem High School girls basketball team got points from 11 players and moved to 5-0 with a dominating 55-18 win over Kimberly.
BOISE — There was something missing as the celebration started near midfield at Albertsons Stadium Saturday night.
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