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Moving History Forward: Steamboat Idaho
The fourth level of membership in the Museum of North Idaho is named the “Idaho” after the steamboat Idaho.
Bringing healing, one boat trip at a time
For Captain Jon Totten, founder of Dogsmile Adventures therapeutic sailing, launching his non-profit was one of the hardest things he’s ever done, and the most…
Yellowstone starts bison cull as animals migrate to Montana
Officials are aiming to remove up to 900 of Yellowstone's 5,000 bison this winter through slaughter, relocations and hunting
Oregon lawmakers propose $400M for housing and homelessness
A 2020 federal review found that 35 people in Oregon are experiencing homelessness per 10,000
CDC to significantly ease pandemic mask guidelines Friday
The new metrics will still consider caseloads, but also take into account hospitalizations and local hospital capacity
Live updates: Ukraine says 137 civilians, soldiers killed
Zelenskyy says that despite Russia’s claim it is attacking only military targets, civilian sites also have been struck
U of I launches Principal Training Program for North Idaho educators
The purpose of the program is to create a pool of candidates who are interested in educational leadership roles as principals in K-12 schools in those counties.
Ukraine attack leaves Baltics wondering: Are we next?
'Russia always measures the military might but also the will of countries to fight'
Biden hits Russia with new sanctions, says Putin 'chose' war
Biden also said the U.S. will be deploying additional forces to Germany to bolster NATO
US markets recover after Ukraine invasion sends them reeling
On Wall Street, the S&P 500 fell 1.1%
EXPLAINER: Just how hard could US sanctions hit Russia?
Strongly in the mix are penalties targeting Russia’s biggest state banks and new export controls
House OKs bill to keep lethal injection drug source secret
some drug suppliers have refused to sell to Idaho without a promise of anonymity
Oregon's COVID emergency declaration to be lifted in April
Daily COVID-19 hospitalizations have declined 48% since peaking in late January
Over half of U.S. abortions now done with pills, not surgery
Use of abortion pills has been rising since 2000
Officials say Ukraine no longer in control of Chernobyl site
A Ukrainian official said Russian shelling hit a radioactive waste repository and an increase in radiation levels was reported