Writer thanks education funding supporters
This is a story from one lifetime ago in the highest salmon grounds on earth, Idaho’s upper Salmon River.
Forest supervisor addresses fuel plans
Writer urges support for mule deer
Two recent studies should put to rest the debate about how important education is to Idaho’s citizens, economy and quality of life.
I’ve always been amazed at what can be accomplished by working together. Now is the time to collaborate with downstream states to restore the …
The Idaho Senate is launching a new remote-testimony system for all committee hearings, including a new online sign-in system for anyone who w…
As I have followed the mayor, city council and city clerk’s remarks on the cemetery, it occurred to me that perhaps no one is taking into cons…
Idaho’s independent and entrepreneurial spirit was buoyed when the Gem State became the least regulated state in the nation nearly two years a…
Missing child case continues to be worked by Sheriff’s Office
On behalf of many proud Idaho companies in the business community, IACI is sad to see a small minority of state representatives gather for an …
Last week the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare enacted crisis standards of care across the state. According to Dave Jeppeson, director o…
Writers take jab at county commission
Physician assistant says vaccines work
Commerce leader wants legislators to stay out of the way
I was recently shocked to hear that T.C. Stuart is no longer with Heart of Idaho Animal Sanctuary.
The 2021 legislative session has drawn to a close — or an extended recess, at least. It was the longest legislative session in Idaho history. …
Thank you to our police and all law enforcement personnel- Challis and surrounding area.
Representatives respond to letter
March 23 marked the celebration of National Ag Day.
Writer questions legislators’ motives
Hi, I’m Madeline Smith and I am in Mrs. Cotant’s advanced reading class. We have started owning our “own” learning. What this means is we are …
This last year health care providers have turned to telehealth as a solution to reach patients for health care needs. Sadly, telehealth isn’t …
As the president of the Middle Fork Outfitters Association, I represent 27 member outfitters in Idaho that take customers from all over the wo…
The sun is beginning to rise and set later but there is still more dark than light, the temperature outside was below zero this morning, but g…
This has been a long and difficult year for many of us. We have been asked to wear masks, limit our get-togethers and stay physically distant …
The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is forming a working group to study why so few sockeye salmon returned to Idaho this year. That’s after …
BOISE — Idaho’s state Department of Lands is moving forward with plans to issue a lease for a giant, 195-foot-tall cell tower on top of a 300-…
