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Idaho public university students will see another tuition increase this year as the state’s four-year institutions all face a predicted structural budget deficit.

Testing data shows students locally and throughout the state struggle even more with math proficiency than reading, yet unlike the Literacy Act, the Numeracy Act includes no provision for holding

What has become known as a border “crisis” is the belief that the U.S. is being invaded by a hoard of hardened criminals who, according to former president Donald Trump,

What real women wish people knew about life on Ozempic and other medications.

GREENUP A Flatwoods man accused of sexual assault was sentenced Thursday for multiple counts involving a minor.

The voluntary exodus from the Wyoming Legislature has begun, like it does every election year before candidates start filing to run.

Annual conference and expo for National Association of Nutrition Professionals — now called HEALcon — is a collaborative community of holistic nutrition professionals, students, educators, and organizations, gathered together to positively impact the healthcare delivery system.

This gently satiric fable inspired by the 2007-08 elections in Bhutan from writer-director Pawo Choyning Dorji, skewers democracy, politics and Western modernism in humorous Buddhist fashion.

The Bronze Dragon, a non-alcoholic geek and gamer bar, is looking for a new location. Two new restaurants have applied for liquor licenses to open in the former space.

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