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Compared to the 118-megawatt annual average generated over the past five years, Energy Keepers expects to generate only 100 megawatts of power for this year.

More than $108 million is proposed in public road and highway projects throughout Idaho County within the next seven years. This according to the draft Idaho Transportation Investment Program (ITIP),

Idaho has a straightforward code regarding “indecent exposure.” We examined the law to see how it affects residents.

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Some Caltrans road projects will impact traffic in the Mother Lode

The long-awaited heatwave arrived in Northern California on Friday.

Latino Conservation Week kicks off this weekend with dozens of events in California and almost 300 meetups across the nation. The program started ten years ago with just 16 events, meant to get the Hispanic community outdoors and motivated to protect the environment. Juan Rosas, conservation program associate with the Hispanic Access Foundation, said hard-working Californians need to enjoy the states beautiful parks, mountains, desert and beaches. ...

Toward the end of an illustrious career, Senator Mike Mansfield was asked by biographer Don Oberdorfer to “identify his single proudest accomplishment”. Senator Mansfield’s answer was: “Saving Flathead Lake”.

Glacier National Park is warning boaters of low river levels, citing below-average winter snowpack and a rapid spring snowmelt season.

It’s easy to lose track of time when floating the wilderness section of the Selway River. Swept along by a beautiful, yet challenging stream, modern voyageurs are treated to a