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More than 80% wildfires on Idaho state land caused by humans this year
Governor asks Idaho residents for help preventing wildfires
So far this year, according to the National Interagency Fire Center, there have been nearly 34,000 wildfires
Masks optional for Boise School District students, staff
The new plan encourages those who are not vaccinated to continue wearing masks to protect themselves and the community
'Scary': Fuel shortage could ground firefighting aircraft
Jet fuel inventories in the U.S. are at or above the five-year average
Far-right Proud Boys march in parade in south-central Idaho
'The Buhl Chamber takes pride in welcoming all participants'
Idaho Power customers set record for electricity use
Peak demands occur on hot summer afternoons as air conditioners and agricultural irrigation pumps turn on
Man accused in kids' deaths in Idaho won't face Arizona case
Prosecutors in metro Phoenix declined to file a charge against Chad Daybell in the July 2019 killing of Charles Vallow, saying there was no reasonable likeliho…
Large Idaho urgent care group mandates staff COVID vaccines
Primary Health may be the first independent medical group to require the vaccine
Residents of small Idaho town evacuate as wildfire grows
Residents of small Idaho town evacuate as wildfire grows
Spokane-Coeur d'Alene housing market booming, prices rising
High prices may pose little problem for people selling million-dollar homes in California and moving north
Sockeye salmon facing hot water will be trapped, trucked
Temperatures in the Snake and Salmon rivers have been as high as 76 degrees
Idaho K-3 reading tests show decline from pre-pandemic
Idaho Reading Indicator showed that 69.3% of white students were reading at their grade levels at the end of the school year
Woman accused in kids' deaths in Idaho faces Arizona charge
Case against Lori Daybell is on hold while she undergoes treatment at a mental health facility
US seeks to bolster firefighter ranks as wildfires increase
Firefighters from across the U.S. and other countries including Canada and Israel were summoned to help fill the personnel shortage
Cold water released from N. Idaho dam to help salmon
In 2015, about 90% of the 510,000 sockeye salmon that entered the Columbia River died
Just over half of Idaho adults received COVID-19 vaccine
Idaho has the eighth lowest adult partial COVID-19 vaccination rate in the U.S.