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The machine, which basically looks like the TSA machines at the airports, Sheriff Donahue said, would be used to find contraband hidden in body cavities. → Read More
Treasure Valley CBD retailers say they don’t expect to be immediately impacted by the new Idaho law, but there may be benefits in the near future. → Read More
The Census Bureau released preliminary population estimates Tuesday that show Idaho’s total population grew by 16% in 10 years. → Read More
Canyon County Fair staff is planning to have a full concert lineup, vendors and livestock for viewing at the next fair, scheduled for July 29 through Aug. 1. → Read More
Since the CDC issued the moratorium in September, there have been 298 eviction hearings in Ada and Canyon counties, many of them resulting in eviction. → Read More
The board of trustees made the move against the guidance of Middleton School District Superintendent Kristin Beck, who asked that the 14-day quarantine remain. → Read More
If all goes well with the Canyon County Planning and Zoning Commission in March, 219 RV spaces will be added to the Farmway Village property in Caldwell. → Read More
A lack of poll workers has been an ongoing concern in many parts of the nation this year due to the pandemic. → Read More
The staff members participated in a Child Study Team meeting at Vallivue Middle School on Aug. 13. One tested positive for the virus following the meeting. → Read More
After turning into a driveway, two vehicles drove in behind them and refused to let them leave for about half an hour. → Read More
Fair and county officials expressed concern over the ability of the fair and county to enforce social distancing with a typical attendance of 13,000 people per day. → Read More
Canyon County finished counting ballots before 10 p.m. Tuesday, but results are unofficial until canvassed. → Read More
The early ethnicity data reflects a national trend that shows people of color are more likely to suffer from COVID-19 in the U.S. than white people. → Read More
"If our customers are down 30%, the onions were planted months ago, are going to have to be thrown away. We are going to have to throw away 30% of our onion crop." → Read More
With changes to farmers markets, weddings and other outdoor spring and summer events, wineries are relying on individual sales and wine club memberships to get by. → Read More
In Middleton, postal service workers in the office lobby sit behind a clear plastic screen so they don’t come in contact with any customers. → Read More
Small health care systems and a large tourist population presents new challenges to Idaho's small communities combating coronavirus. → Read More
Last year, AARP Foundation Tax-Aide volunteers helped more than 49,000 Idaho residents claim $21 million in federal refunds. → Read More
Aviation representatives said the rules put in place by the state's agriculture department were "more stringent" than federal laws already in place. → Read More
“I have said I don’t have any problems with hemp. I was raised a farmer, farmers are all my friends," Little said during Parma's Capital for a Day events. → Read More