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NEW PLYMOUTH — At its regular meeting on Sept. 19, the New Plymouth City Council approved a 3% increase in monthly rates for sewer and water users within its jurisdiction.

The University of Idaho’s Office of General Counsel recently emailed the university employees with guidelines given the abortion laws in Idaho. The information in the guidance made a big splash

The victim and the suspect are certainly not kids; they are in their fifties or late fifties.

Boise resident Larry Williams funded opponents to legislators and over-contributed to 14 legislative candidates before the Idaho GOP primary.

And then there were five. Despite policyholder hopes that the Washington Supreme Court's track record of finding coverage in difficult cases might help them turn the tide of recent...

In eliminating the federal constitutional right to abortion, the United States Supreme Court's July 24, 2022 decision, Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, returned the question...

20 taxing districts are threatening to sue Kootenai County over treasurer's decision to keep penalties and interest associated with delinquent property taxes.

The following is a news release from the city of Pocatello. Idaho Governor Brad Little announced his selection of Retired Pocatello Police Chief Scott Marchand to be appointed to fill Pocatello City Council Seat #1. “Scott Marchand has lived his life dedicated to the citizens of Pocatello with his service to our community as an […]

In eliminating the federal constitutional right to abortion, the United States Supreme Court’s July 24, 2022 decision, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, returned the...

The following is a news release from the city of Pocatello. Pocatello Mayor Brian Blad is officially starting his search to fill two empty seats on the City Council. Three vacancies were created when Council Members Christine Stevens, Claudia Ortega, and Roger Bray announced their resignations with an effective date of Thursday, Sept 1. Pursuant […]