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Fishing conditions, between the snow and rain squalls, are fair to good right now. Stream flows have increased in most areas due to snowmelt and precipitation. However, the water is

Boise Passive House by Haas Architecture combines contemporary design and environmental efficiency

In the ‘90s, the U.S. had almost completely eliminated cases of syphilis, a sexually transmitted disease that can be devastating if left untreated.

In the 90s, the U.S. had almost completely eliminated cases of syphilis, a sexually transmitted disease that can be devastating if left untreated.

ADRIAN — Lace-up your running shoes and prepare to embark on a journey through some of Oregons most breathtaking scenery at the 9th annual Owyhee Off-Road Challenge. On March 23,

Hindu invocation (opening-prayer) is scheduled to be read for the first time in four city councils and two county boards of commissioners in Idaho in the coming months, containing verses

The remote landscape of southeastern Oregon is receiving additional protections. The Bureau of Land Management has finalized its resource management plan for the southeast corner of the state and it includes protections for parts of the Owyhee and Malheur Rivers and canyon lands in the region. Michael OCasey, deputy director of forest policy and Northwest programs for the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, said its an exciting announcement, which will protect sensitive landscape from...

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A bill from the Idaho Legislature could target two Boise laws protecting low-income renters.

The superintendent told school board members on Tuesday he is urging parents, teachers and school supporters to complete Elko County’s quick survey on a tax levy that would go toward school projects.