“This group includes many of our residents at highest risk for severe cases of COVID-19. We are eager to give them another tool to stay healthy in this pandemic,” said Melody Bowyer, SCPHD Director.
A Montana man is facing a $9.9 million fine from the Federal Communications Commission after he sent racist, anti-Semitic and harassing robocalls to tens of thousands of phones across eight states.
The 22 Republican lawmakers and Republican Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin in a letter sent Monday say that $650,000 should be removed from Twitter, Amazon, Google, Apple, and Facebook.
The federal insurance marketplace, currently serving 36 states, concluded a successful annual sign-up season in December, with enrollment for 2021 growing by about 7%.
Valley House Homeless Shelter has been serving the Magic Valley area since 1995, offering shelter and transitional housing to people in need of assistance.
Cancer patients, survivors and volunteer advocates are meeting virtually with lawmakers all this week to help battle cancer by increasing Idaho tobacco taxes.
It took 85 firefighters to put out the flames before the fire could destroy the neighboring townhomes. The firefighters believe the incident began because of an electrical problem in the garage.
State health care leaders are pressing federal officials to explain why Idaho was allotted far fewer doses of coronavirus vaccine than most other states.
A science program at the College of Southern Idaho is giving students an entry point for a wide variety of careers, and that is the topic of this weeks From Learning to Leading.
A Fremont County judge has set a date to hear Lori Vallow-Daybell’s and Chad Daybell’s motion, asking the court to transfer their case to another venue as well as a motion to dismiss their charges.
Legislation to end coronavirus restrictions limiting private and public gatherings to 10 people or fewer has passed the Idaho House and is headed to the Senate. But the legislation faces legal and constitutional questions.
A western Idaho Fish and Game officer seeks information after 34 waterfowl carcasses were dumped and left to waste behind a Fred Meyer store Wednesday night in Garden City.
