The Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor gave a preview Thursday of what her main issues would be if she wins, made a plea for moderation and even said she didn’t care if people vote for Republican Brad Little for governor.
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Yellowstone National Park recorded its busiest September on record this year.
BOISE — The two rivals vying to be Idaho’s lieutenant governor outlined starkly different views during their statewide debate on Wednesday night, with Republican Janice McGeachin warning against “traveling down the progressive path” and Democrat Kristin Collum saying she wants to “pull us ba…
BOZEMAN, Mont. — The Dude likes Jon Tester, but he can’t vote — he’s registered in California. So he came to Montana State University to tell everyone else to vote.
An Idaho Falls woman who attempted to help her boyfriend escape after committing robbery last Halloween was sentenced Thursday to probation.
A proposed rule from the Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Services would force drug companies to show the cost of their prescriptions in television ads.
A group of state, city of Idaho Falls and Bonneville County employees traveled to the Florida Panhandle on Thursday to assist local emergency responders in disaster relief, after Hurricane Michael tore through the state.
Two Idaho Department of Correction officers were honored this week for helping save the life of a Pocatello man who was struck by a car outside the Eastern Idaho State Fair last month.
At the beginning of the season, head coach Corey Toldson asked the members of the first-year Thunder Ridge High School boys soccer team to write down three things on a slip of paper.
At Harriman State Park, the Sugar-Salem High School cross-country teams added an exclamation point to their second consecutive sweep of 3A District 6 team titles Wednesday.
With state playoffs right around the corner, players are doing their best to keep their respective teams alive.
At St. Anthony, the Sugar-Salem High School volleyball team beat South Fremont in an intense, back-and-forth, five-set match to win the 3A Mountain Rivers district championship.
For the second straight week, the song remains the same: the Hillcrest Knights are the best football team in 4A, according to this week’s media poll.
This letter is in response to Jerry and Carrie’s piece from the paper last Sunday, and also … Read more
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