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A GRANDAD from Kingsmead has published a fourth novel in his exciting children’s series set in Northwich.

For two decades, the Bureau of Reclamation incentivized farmers to pump water faster than the resource could recover, despite warnings from its own scientists.

POCATELLO — The National Weather Service in Pocatello reports an ongoing winter storm could make driving conditions hazardous. NWS is forecasting between one and three inches of snow in the lower elevations across eastern Idaho. Snowfall is expected to begin Tuesday afternoon and into Wednesday morning as far west as Burley. As a cold front […]

It's almost like our environmental problems are all connected.

Murder by Death is from Bloomington, Indiana, and perhaps that is part of the reason that the five musicians are intimately integrated with heartland Americana. Being somewhat youthful when the band started in 2000, they injected a very indie touch to the music. Murder by Death’s music sounds familiar yet left of center. Originally named Little Joe Gould, by 2002 the band became known as Murder by Death, a moniker derived from the 1976 Robert Moore film of the same […]

Mark Wetherington confronts the novelty of bailing on a trip after things don't go as planned in Idaho's Lost River Range.

Bowling Green's Lost River Cave attraction announced plans Tuesday for a major development project.

Doctor Who star Matt Smith plays Jack in Edgar Wrights new horror thriller Last Night in Soho.

Phoenix Copper acquires partial royalties on Empire Mine | Financial News

One Boise water expert said enough rain fell to knock Idaho’s drought conditions down a level, at least in the southern part of the state.