Today's Ghastly Groaner

Where do ghosts buy their food?

Redskins to have 'thorough review' of name amid race debate

The Washington Redskins are having a “thorough review” of their name

Press Christmas for All 12-03-2013

Mom tries to keep it together for her boys

"I just try to do the best I can and to keep everything together for my boys," this mother said.

Health care deadline is Monday

When Chris Bishop enrolled for health insurance the other day through Idaho's version of Obamacare, she was pleasantly surprised.

Half-empty Idaho campus full of fear and grief after murders

Gov. Brad Little announced last week that he was directing up to $1 million in state emergency funds for the investigation

Feel fine dating online

By DEVIN HEILMAN

Financial resources are available, local retailers hiring due to COVID-19

Layoffs and furloughs are happening across the state due to the coronavirus (COVID-19). Cities and utility companies will not shut off utilities due to late payments amidst the coronavirus and financial help is being offered through community organizations:

Eliminating E-learning?

Chance of cuts to Idaho Digital Learning Academy draws concerns

North Idaho high schools and students are concerned over the possibility of Idaho Digital Learning Academy funding being cut by the Legislature.

Report: Musk proposes going ahead with deal to buy Twitter

Musk claimed that Twitter under-counted the number of fake accounts on its platform, and Twitter sued when Musk announced the deal was off

Europe's sweeping rules for tech giants are about to kick in. Here's how they work

Some online platforms, which could face billions in fines if they don't comply, have already started making changes

Need a driver’s license update? Get in line

Backlog grows, and so does extension

Bases aim for new combat jets

Economic windfall will follow deployment of F-35s

BOISE - The new F-35 Lightning II joint strike fighter is tardy, billions over budget and the roar of its jet engine could eclipse the older planes it's due to replace.

2010 headlines quirky, revealing

As we wrap up another 12 months of news, a review of online interest in national headlines reveals a couple of firsts.

DENT: At least say you're sorry

Growing up I was always taught that if you break something you buy it or fix it. Today my family learned a lesson that I also learned early in life, if you dent, scratch or damage someones car you leave a note. Most people know it is common courtesy. Well unfortunately some irresponsible person hit the back end of my new car and didn't bother to leave me a note.

INSURANCE: Let's pay after it's needed

I think it’s so super awesome that insurance companies will be forced by the government to cover pre-existing conditions! I hope one of our great leaders will also sponsor a bill that would make that happen with all insurance.

ROMNEY: A question for the candidate

Do you think Bain Capital would buy any company showing only one year’s tax return?

OBAMA: A friendly tip

If President Obama wants to leave office with a great Legacy, he needs to hurry down to his local Subaru dealer and buy one.

Money and happiness

You often hear that money doesn't buy happiness.

Dorothy’s got it figured out

We can all agree that the quality of our lives is more important than the quantity.

Wash. Senate narrowly approves state budget plan

OLYMPIA, Wash. - Moving their difficult budget-balancing work forward by one anxious step, the state Senate narrowly approved a spending plan Saturday that counts on roughly $920 million in still-undetermined tax increases.