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At the Tuesday May 16, election Bonners Ferry residents will hit the polls to vote for a local option tax of 1% on taxable goods to fund the Bonners Ferry police department, fire department, street crews and snow removal.

At the Tuesday May 16, election Bonners Ferry residents will hit the polls to vote for a local option tax of 1% on taxable goods to fund the Bonners Ferry police department, fire department, street crews and snow removal.

Idaho’s new attorney general, Raul Labrador, pledged during the election campaign that he was going to represent the people, not the bureaucracy. Voters seemed to assume this was just campaign

The Coeur d'Alene School Board held a special listening session Tuesday to hear possible solutions from community members as it prepares to declare a financial emergency, per Idaho Code, in light of the March 14 supplemental levy failure.

Idaho’s new attorney general, Raul Labrador, pledged during the election campaign that he was going to represent the people, not the bureaucracy. Voters seemed to assume this was just campaign

House Bill 242 recently became law, which makes a non-parent adult helping a minor to obtain an abortion without parental consent a crime punishable by 2 to 5 years in prison in Idaho. The law is set to go into effect May 5. The bill was first introduced on Feb. 28. On March 7, the bill...

FRUITLAND — It had been more than three years since the last time Oil and Gas Conservation Commission held a public forum for residents to voice concerns, as even these

PAYETTE COUNTY — Amid a record-setting winter cold spell, the Idaho Legislature kept the Statehouse warm as its membership had many proverbial irons in the fire up until its sine

Latah County Democrats to have town hall Friday

On the eve of Lori Vallow’s murder trial, 7th District Judge Steven Boyce is allowing her adopted son J.J. Vallow’s biological grandmother to attend the trial.