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The number of obstetricians in Idaho decreased from 227 in 2022 to about 176 in 2023, a decline of 51 doctors, the report said.

A new report shows 51 fewer obstetricians are practicing in Idaho in 2023 than in 2022, and two hospital obstetrics programs have closed since most abortions were banned in the state.

Idaho has become a magnet for people seeking to relocate, largely due to its lower taxes compared to West Coast states and flourishing job opportunities, especially in the booming tech sector in Boise.

A new report shows 51 fewer obstetricians are practicing in Idaho in 2023 than in 2022, and two hospital obstetrics programs have closed since most abortions were banned in the state.

SPOKANE, Wash. - After over a decade spent owning Soulful Soups, a beloved downtown Spokane soup restaurant, owner Lauren D’Arienzo is preparing to say goodbye to her vibrant, friendly business

Among other items on its agenda, Sandpoint City Council will again consider the city’s continuation in the Selkirk Fire Joint Powers Agreement at its meeting Wednesday.

In addition to the new boys' team, NIVBC has also announced the addition of a beach volleyball program.

Lillian Laws was born December 17, 1924, in Bigfork, Minnesota. "My dad was Harry Henry Gravelle. My mom was a LaBlanc. Both of their families were

Chuck Lowman, a District 1B candidate for the Idaho House of Representatives, is focusing his campaign on three areas: education, economy, and efficient government.

ID Spokane WA Zone Forecast for Tuesday, February 20, 2024