The Joint Committee on Federalism committee meets several times a year to address the balance between state and federal constitutional responsibilities
Pressing issues include rising U.S.-China tensions, Afghanistan’s unsettled future under its new Taliban rulers and ongoing conflicts in Yemen, Syria and Ethiopia’s embattled Tigray region
A marijuana dispensary will be coming to Jackpot by mid-October. Thrive Cannabis Marketplace will be the first business to come to the town in a while, according to town officials.
Idahoans now have the option to renew their vehicle registrations by scanning a QR code with their phone directly from vehicle registration renewal letters.
A hemp based manufacturing company will soon call Jerome home. Hempitecture Inc. specializes in building material and have now finalized a Jerome location.
A United Airlines plane tipped backward while being unloaded in Idaho, with passengers including part of the University of Southern California football team still on board.
A boost in pay and retention bonuses for prison workers has caused a spike in applications and increased retention of those already employed, Idaho’s top prison official said.
“At this historic moment, our state needs to come together to navigate the crisis. We are at a breaking point, as unvaccinated COVID-19 patients flood hospitals statewide, forcing Crisis Standards of Care
Four weeks into the school year, Human Resource Director Brooke Marshall told the school board the school district has had an unprecedented number of new hires.
Around 7p.m. Saturday, a fire broke out at a mobile home on Morrison Street in Twin Falls. The fire consumed the mobile home and spread to a nearby structure.
The compliance deadline extension will be in place only until crisis standards of care are no longer activated and/or our internal HICS activation level is reduced
Authorities are stepping up efforts to kill wolves from a pack in eastern Oregon due to continued attacks by the animals and evidence they are now focusing on livestock.
Investigators say human remains found in a reservoir on the Wyoming-Idaho state line have been identified as a kayaker who drowned in a river in Wyoming in 1995.
The Cassia County Historical Society puts this event on every year for the 4th graders in Cassia County, as 4th grade is the year where they learn about Idaho’s History.
Anybody in the community that is interested in art or graphic design or photography can submit and entry to be considered for the front of the library card.
