The United States will likely move to resume Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine this coming week, possibly with restrictions or broader warnings after reports of some very rare blood clot cases, the government’s top infectious diseases expert said Sunday.
A federal judge on Friday sided with conservation groups who said allowing domestic sheep to graze in a mountain range along the Idaho-Montana border as part of a government agriculture program could harm grizzly bears and other wildlife.
Unega Mountain Dog Rescue was called to a property in Buhl to rescue dozens of dogs from a farm described as "horror film-like." The dogs are being vaccinated, rehabilitated, and prepared for adoption at a facility in Bellevue.
A legislative ethics committee is investigating reports that Rep. Aaron von Ehlinger had what he called unconsented sexual contact with an adult volunteer.
O’Leary Middle School quiz bowl team won the Easter Idaho Regional Middle School competition in March and now are moving on to the National Science Bowl.
The youth center will provide a safe place for children to go after school, so they can work on their goals and their future, as well as make new friends.
Zoo Boise welcomed three baby male kittens on April 4. This is both Nala and Simba’s first litter of kittens and the first sand cats ever born at Zoo Boise.
Through Jackpot’s Helping Hands, they are able to drive people to doctor’s appointments, help sign them up for Medicaid, and help deliver food boxes to families who need it. They are currently helping 75 families.
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