PHOENIX (AP) — The Trump administration finalized a rule Friday that changes how agencies enforce the Endangered Species Act and eliminates a key protection for imperiled wildlife against logging, oil drilling and other activities.
This weekend, flags will fly at half-staff over the cemeteries of Eastern Idaho. Families will leave flowers at headstones. Names will be read…
IDAHO FALLS — Automated license plate readers provide an important law enforcement tool, but the cameras in use in Idaho Falls are causing con…
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BLACKFOOT — Tim and Brinna Caudle held a grand opening Friday, July 10, and Saturday, July 11, for their Sweet B’s Bakery at 1355 Parkway Driv…
TERRETON — A rear-end collision on Highway 33 east of Terreton Monday morning triggered a chain-reaction crash involving four vehicles that se…
POCATELLO — Zoo Idaho's adorable and ferocious cougar kitten will officially receive her name during a special community naming event this weekend.
MACKAY — A Monday morning double-fatal crash in Mackay has left U.S. Highway 93 completely shut down, Idaho State Police said.
An angry bison attacked a 65-year-old grandfather at Yellowstone National Park on Friday launching the man about eight feet into the air.
BOISE — Idaho's November election will provide voters the opportunity to determine whether to loosen abortion restrictions after a 2022 law ou…
President Donald Trump said Friday morning he would not sign federal legislation aimed at lowering the cost of housing, but the bipartisan pac…
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New Idaho State softball coach Harold Simmons has a pretty general job description for his first assistant coach, Garrett Fisher.
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Question: Can you suggest ways we can conserve water use in the landscape to help out with our increasing shortage of water?
Question: Could you give us suggestions for establishing and maintaining a landscape that requires less water and is more drought-tolerant?
