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It doesn't matter if it's a stroll down the tracks between two sleepy towns or a photoshoot of newlyweds—it's never okay to set foot on Idaho railroad tracks.

The district starts "Pothole Days" next week, coming to get down and keep your car from jumping around.

Al Larson is known as "The Bluebird Man" because of his care for conservation of the bird. At 102, he's still an avid birder.

Clark Corbin has covered every Idaho legislative session – gavel to gavel – since 2011. Rarely missing even a day of legislative action in those last 13 years, he first started covering state politics and policy for eastern Idaho’s Post Register newspaper, where he and I first met, before specializing in education coverage for Idaho […] The post Today is our 3rd birthday. Here’s how you can support the Idaho Capital Sun to make it to year 4. appeared first on I...

Clark Corbin has covered every Idaho legislative session – gavel to gavel – since 2011. Rarely missing even a day of legislative action in those last 13 years, he first

Idaho’s population growth has cooled compared to the peak of remote work and COVID-19 that brought droves of people to the Gem State, but it remains one of the fastest-growing

According to Preservation Idaho, the idea for the cross came from an episode of “This is Your Life,” a show from the 1950s.

On March 17, a helicopter crew spotted three 'suspected' gray wolves while conducting a moose survey in the northeast corner of Nevada.

Surprised? We sort of were. Growing up, the rule was always to stop or yield for any Idaho pedestrian crossing the street, even if they were jaywalking.

The Hunger Coalition in Bellevue served nearly 1,600 families in the months of January and February.