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FBI Teen Academy is open to Idaho teens
The FBI is calling on Idaho high school students to join their virtual Teen Academy. → Read More
Idaho farmers battle the ongoing drought
Predictions of another dryer than normal spring, indicate there won’t be much relief from the drought. → Read More
St. Luke’s will begin scheduling vaccine boosters for 12- to 15-year-olds
St. Luke’s will begin scheduling vaccine boosters for 12- to 15-year-olds and immunocompromised 5- to 11-year-olds. → Read More
Gov. Brad Little speaks on budget proposals in Twin Falls
Gov. Brad Little discusses his plans for a number of issues including early literacy programs, housing in the Magic Valley and funding behavioral health resources. → Read More
Elk move down to urban Idaho areas during winter
In coming winter months, Idaho residents can expect to see more elk moving down to urban areas across Idaho. → Read More
Twin Falls ceramicist pursues his passion during the pandemic
From groovy mugs to eccentric pottery, ceramicist and art student Tyler Ready has something for everyone. → Read More
Post-holidays omicron surge starts in Idaho
Following the holidays, the omicron variant surge has started in Idaho, according to Dr. Joshua Kern. → Read More
Make-A-Wish Idaho grants Nampa girl a horse in time for the holidays
Nine-year-old Addie Farley has an immune system disorder, but that hasn’t stopped her from pursuing her love of horseback riding. → Read More
How to keep kids safe during the holidays
Holidays are filled with decorations, gatherings and fun activities, but with the joys of the season come new ways children can become injured or ill. → Read More
How to prepare for winter driving conditions over holidays
Before hitting the road for the holidays, make sure you’re prepared for winter driving conditions. → Read More
Sawtooth Avalanche Center warns of 'very dangerous avalanche conditions'
The Sawtooth Avalanche Center is monitoring conditions closely to help keep Idahoans safe. → Read More
Idaho State Department Of Education working to fight youth suicide with free training
The Idaho State Department of Education is providing a free, online suicide prevention training to Idahoans eighteen or older → Read More
Maintaining your mental health over the holidays
While the holidays can bring cheer, they can also take a toll on mental health. This season, taking care of your well-being should be a top priority. → Read More
Lawmakers will reconvene at the Idaho Statehouse Monday
In May, legislators called for a recess during their longest session in state history. Next week, the House and Senate plan to discuss President Joe Biden’s federal vaccine requirements and introduce legislation around mandated vaccines in Idaho. → Read More
Boise State University launches college credit program for rural Idaho high schools
Boise State University’s new concurrent enrollment program 15 to Start, allows students attending high schools in rural Idaho communities to complete 15 college units before their high school graduation. → Read More
Blue Cross of Idaho and Crave! give meals to St. Luke’s first responders
Blue Cross of Idaho and the Blue Cross Of Idaho Foundation For Health are teaming up with Crave! Delivery to say “thank you” to St. Luke’s hospital employees. → Read More