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Take the credit card you can get, work toward one you want
Trying to choose a credit card can feel like deciding who to swipe right on in a dating app — especially if you’re new to the game or have been out of it for a…
Amid Pandemic, Programs Struggle To Reach Vulnerable Seniors Living At Home
Close down group meals for seniors. Cancel social gatherings.
Funeral Homes, Families Ponder Deaths In The Age Of COVID-19
As COVID-19 cases spread across the nation, disrupting daily routines for the living, growing numbers of U.S. businesses and families are changing how they deal with the dead.
City of Lewiston closing access to facilities
To prevent its employees from becoming ill with COVID-19 and being unable to continue providing essential services, the city of Lewiston decided Wednesday afternoon to close public access to all its facilities unti…
Whitman County offices shifting their operations
COLFAX — Whitman County offices are shifting their method of operation to reduced possible exposure to COVID-19.
These Legislative battles all about who gets on the life raft
BOISE — A global pandemic that has people running for the hills seems like a perfect metaphor for the 2020 legislative session.
Idaho lawmakers move along several measures
BOISE — Dogged by the coronavirus and riven by political differences, the 2020 Idaho legislative session crawled to a near-close Wednesday.
Garfield County remains proactive
POMEROY — Garfield County officials were among the first local governments to declare a state of emergency over COVID-19 concerns.
Commentary: These Legislative battles are all about who gets on the life raft
BOISE — A global pandemic that has people running for the hills seems like a perfect metaphor for the 2020 legislative session.
Virus stalls Gallina trial
The trial for a Superior Court judge charged with six sexual misconduct felonies has been pushed back — again. But this time the delay can be chalked up to the coronavirus.
Commentary/Book review: A notetaker's narrative of Tiananmen Square
Most Americans perceive modern China through vague memories: “ping pong diplomacy,” President Richard Nixon standing on the Great Wall, and the fuzzy image of a solitary man with shopping bags blocking a column of …
Utah earthquake damages LDS temple, forces airline diversions to East Idaho
An earthquake struck near Salt Lake City Wednesday morning, shutting down a major air traffic hub, damaging a spire atop a temple and frightening millions of people already on edge from the coronavirus pandemic.
Construction work begins on ISU's $7.1 million Davis Field renovation
POCATELLO — Construction crews broke ground Wednesday on Idaho State University’s $7.1 million Davis Field renovation project.
A View From The Front Lines Of California's COVID-19 Battle
On Tuesday, Dr. Jeanne Noble devoted time between patient visits to hanging clear 2-gallon plastic bags at each of her colleagues’ workstations. Noble is a professor of emergency medicine and director of the UC-San…
'We are always, always on guard': For those with underlying health conditions, distancing is matter of life or death
Doctors thought she had the worst case of pneumonia they had seen, but for Helen Black, that misdiagnosis led to an accurate one: stage four metastatic breast cancer that had spread to her lungs, causing one to fil…