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Idaho Power is negotiating with Savion and other developers “to reliably and economically serve” Treasure Valley customers. They’re looking for new energy resources to be online by summer 2026.

Did you go to bed wondering if you were a billionaire? Thousands of Americans who bought a ticket for the $1.3 Billion Powerball drawing on Saturday, April 6 did.

Did you go to bed wondering if you were a billionaire? Thousands of Americans who bought a ticket for the $1.3 Billion Powerball drawing on Saturday, April 6 did.

Did you go to bed wondering if you were a billionaire? Thousands of Americans who bought a ticket for the $1.3 Billion Powerball drawing on Saturday, April 6 did.

Even though 50 members face primary opponents in seven weeks, the legislature didn’t adjourn on March 29.

ST. ANTHONY — Lori Vallow Daybell’s murder trial will be live-streamed to a room in the Madison County Courthouse for the public to watch when it begins next month. District Judge Steven Boyce issued an order governing courtroom conduct Tuesday that lays out rules for those attending the trial and what people can expect should […]

Idaho’s first post-election audit has been complete. The audit took three full days of visiting eight different counties in the Gem State

BOISE, Idaho — The Idaho Supreme Court soon will consider whether the state’s redistricting committee, which faces several lawsuits after it approved new legislative and congressional maps, must redraw political boundaries ahead of the May primary election.

February 6 - 6:45 p.m. State health officials say nine more people have died of COVID-19 in Idaho, but the number of new cases continues its recent decline. Saturday, the state confirmed just 178 new cases by lab tests. An additional 62 cases were added as probable for a single-day total of 240 new cases. The Treasure Valley (Ada and Canyon counties) combined for 99 of the days new total cases, 41%, and five of the days nine fatalities. Still, capita, the most significant outbreaks are in Blain...

AP Images February 1 - 5:16 p.m.   After no reporting of data Sunday, Idaho health officials added 380 new lab-confirmed cases of COVID-19 Monday, with an additional 102 cases listed as probable. The statewide total of confirmed cases is now 132,858 since March.   Ten COVID-19 deaths were also reported Monday: four in Ada County, two in Canyon County, and one each in Bannock, Benewah, Bingham and Power counties.   At the same time Idaho’s percent positivity rates have declined to 8.3%, t...