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A schedule that allows a student to meet requirements for graduation and acceptance into a four-year college, but still leaves room for students to explore elective classes, has been implemented

We develop compassion by learning to see other people’s point of view and by honoring their lived experiences

Mountain snowpack levels are well above normal in every Idaho basin but a lot more is needed to ensure irrigators have an adequate supply of water during the state’s 2023 growing season.<p>Water managers say Idaho’s mountain snowpack levels are off to a great start but they also caution that a lot more is needed during the state’s traditional snow accumulation season, which typically ends about April 1.<p>“We’re off to a good start,” said Tony Olenichak, watermaster for W...

Tonight the Nevada Joint Union High School District will review the California School Dashboard, an online tool that displays the performance of districts, schools, and student groups through out California.

The ongoing storms are filling local reservoirs to capacity, according to a press release from the Nevada Irrigation District. The district’s dam system is functioning as it should, the release

Will it keep snowing in Utah? Why was there flooding in Northern California?

Wintery weather over New Year’s weekend has resulted in an avalanche warning for the majority of Utah’s mountains including the Bear River Range.

Among all the cool places around Bear Lake, the coolest by far is Peter Sinks. High in the Bear River Range in Cache County, Peter Sinks is frequently the coldest

Wintery weather over New Year’s weekend has resulted in an avalanche warning for the majority of Utah’s mountains including the Bear River Range.

The co-owner of one of the last remaining general stores in the province says that she and her husband “merge the past and the present” to keep their business going.