Ted Eisele News Today

The outdoor activity does not stop in Idaho because it’s winter. And there is plenty to do inside as well. Check our January events calendar.

The Western Idaho Fly Fishing Expo happens on Friday and Saturday at Expo Idaho to help anglers get into the sport and improve their skills.

SEARS — Over the last year, Seth Lloyd estimates that his farm has lost about 80% of its honey bees.

By Joey Brooks May 24, 2021 A milestone birthday for a special veteran was celebrated in a big way over the weekend. In honor of Ed Eisele’s 101st birthday, he was treated to a drive-by motorcycle parade. Patriot Guard Riders organized the event and rolled into the Clyde E. Lassen Veterans Nursing Home in St. Augustine, Florida, where the birthday boy is a resident. St. Johns County firefighters and other veterans also took part in Ed’s mobile birthday party. After the parade, there was a...

By Joey Brooks May 24, 2021 A milestone birthday for a special veteran was celebrated in a big way over the weekend. In honor of Ed Eisele’s 101st birthday, he was treated to a drive-by motorcycle parade. Patriot Guard Riders organized the event and rolled into the Clyde E. Lassen Veterans Nursing Home in St. Augustine, Florida, where the birthday boy is a resident. St. Johns County firefighters and other veterans also took part in Ed’s mobile birthday party. After the parade, there was a...

Heath Druzin / Boise State Public Radio Idaho is rich with geothermal activity. The state boasts dozens of natural hot springs for soaking, some close to city centers and others a hike away. But when Wanna Know Idaho listener Ted Eisele moved to Idaho in 1980, it wasn’t the natural hot springs that caught his attention about geothermal. What really blew him away was the fact that Idaho’s state buildings — like the Capitol and the state Supreme Court — were heated using geothermal ...

Idaho is rich with geothermal activity. But when Wanna Know Idaho podcast listener Ted Eisele moved to Idaho in 1980, it wasn’t the natural hot springs that caught his attention about geothermal. What really blew him away was the fact that Idaho’s state buildings, like the Capitol and the state Supreme Court, were heated using geothermal.    Wanna Know Idaho: How is the water utilized for heating in an efficient and cost-effective manner? What kind of money does that save the state of I...