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POCATELLO — It may finally feel like spring this weekend as temperatures are predicted to be well into the 50s and 60s. That’s a big difference after Pocatello was slammed with snow earlier this week on Tuesday. Schools were closed for the day, and police asked drivers to be cautious. The Pocatello and Chubbuck area […]

Cache Valley and Utah’s snowpack levels have helped drought conditions, but they have caused a potential problem: flooding.

An avalanche in Pole Canyon that killed a 38-year-old man was 4,500 feet wide and 3 feet deep, traveling 2,250 feet into the canyon, according to an avalanche report.

For a second year, the federal government is giving Mi'kmaw First Nations 14 per cent of the lucrative Maritime fishery for baby eels — or elvers — without compensating commercial licence holders.

The hum of water pumps has been a nonstop noise for Bear River City as the town of 900 does everything it can to prevent water from entering homes.

With pro bono support from Jenner & Block, the California Tribal Families Coalition (CTFC) and Bear River Band of the Rohnerville Rancheria filed a lawsuit this week against Humboldt County

A recently filed lawsuit accuses Humboldt County and the state's Department of Social Services of unfairly denying Native American youth access to extended foster care...

The Amador County Tree Morality program has launched three projects that will take place this spring.

Terry Tempest Williams writes that she is haunted by what I have seen at Great Salt Lake

The East Coast Music Association says members report having mental health issues at rates higher than Canadians and face barriers in accessing care. To address these concerns, it has introduced a support program called Sound Minds.