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Idaho Matters finds out how collaboration is helping to protect Idaho's forests and natural resources.

Strong winds persist through the evening and will continue to be gusty through mid-day Wednesday. The fire danger will also continue into Wednesday.

The Alpharetta City Council has decided to keep the 2023 municipal elections with Fulton County, ending a months-long push to count their own ballots. Roswell and Johns Creek have also

The first day of spring 2023 didn’t feel like one with highs remaining in the 50s to low 60s, not the expected temperatures of the 70s and 80s.

The Alpharetta Police Department’s new therapy dog Scout is a 14-month-old beagle mix. Scout was trained alongside Police Det. Caitlin Lawrence at the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office Paws and Stripes

The Alpharetta City Council has pledged support to Michael Esposito, a former police officer who may face charges from a Fulton County grand jury following a July 2021 use of

The Alpharetta Fire Department hosted a ceremony at City Hall last week recognizing retired and former firefighters and promoting 13 to leadership positions.

Alongside its plans to reopen an abandoned 80-year-old mine containing gold, silver and antimony in central Idaho's Payette National Forest, Boise-based Perpetua Resources says it...

Center for Biological Diversity: MCCALL, Idaho— A planned open-pit cyanide leach gold mine in Idaho’s Salmon River Mountains would jeopardize public health and clean water, harm endangered species, violate Indigenous treaty rights and permanently scar thousands of acres of public land in the headwaters of the South Fork Salmon River, a coalition of local and national conservation groups said.

Flood waters and deteriorating wood boardwalks have caused persistent problems at Alpharetta’s Big Creek Greenway. But city officials said theyll replace the aging section of trail off Mansell Road with