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The U.S. Navy has awarded $4.3 million to a UMass Dartmouth marine research program for nine projects on the blue economy and offshore wind.

Show support for our city's talented Black chefs, from the Central District to West Seattle, with fried chicken, porchetta, ice cream, and pie.

Castellum, Inc. Announces Lieutenant General Bernard S. Champoux, U.S. Army, Retired to Join Advisory Board - read this article along with other careers information, tips and advice on BioSpace

The Dubai Fountain creator Fuller says his new project is different and unpredictable

Something fundamental is a stake when we start to believe that we cannot afford any flexibility in trying to discern and represent the will of the people.

As the impacts of human development and the climate crisis worsen, native plants and animals like elk, deer and bighorn sheep are declining in our region. To identify what areas most need protection, a group of local stakeholders conducted a three-year biodiversity study of the nearly million-acre Roaring Fork River watershed.

IDAHO FALLS – The search for a new Bonneville County Prosecutor is underway. In December, The Magistrate Commission hired Daniel Clark, the current prosecutor, as a magistrate judge in Jefferson County. He’ll be taking over that role on Feb. 24. RELATED | Bonneville County Prosecutor ‘humbled’ and ‘torn’ as he prepares for new position It […]

BOISE — A proposed rule to implement changes for who can run on the Republican ticket failed to make it before the entire Idaho GOP Friday. The proposal would have required those running as Republicans to obtain endorsements from their respective GOP committees. For statewide and United States’ offices, candidates would need approval from the […]

IDAHO FALLS — A push from a handful of Idaho GOP members could implement changes for who can run on the Republican ticket. A proposed rule change before the Idaho Republican Party would require those running as Republicans to obtain endorsements by their respective GOP committees. For statewide and United States’ offices, candidates would need […]

Every year around this time, local residents join tens of thousands of people across the Western Hemisphere to record all the birds they encounter for the Audubon Society’s Christmas Bird Count. Aspen Public Radio joined the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies and the Roaring Fork Audubon Society for their counts on Dec. 18 and 19, 2021.