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IDAHO FALLS – Mountain snowfall and unusually cold temperatures early in the season make this an above-average winter, but what happens over the next several months will determine if there will be any drought relief. That’s what officials are saying after looking at weather trends since the beginning of October. Tim Axford, a meteorologist with […]

After a 3-year hiatus, the 27th Annual East Idaho Fly Tying and Fly Fishing Expo will return to Idaho Falls, on March 24-25, 2023, at the new Mountain America Center campus in Idaho Falls.

The following is a news release from the Idaho Department of Fish and Game. IDAHO FALLS – The river otter harvest quota for Idaho’s Upper Snake Region was reached at 5 p.m. Tuesday, January 17. The otter trapping season for the entire region closes 72 hours after the harvest quota has been met. As a […]

Water levels in Upper Snake Rivers largest, most upstream reservoirs lag those of whole system. Filling reservoirs system-wide requires above-normal precipitation into June.

Amalgamated Sugar Co. refines sugarbeets in nation's No. 2 sugarbeet state.

There are many sure signs of fall in Teton Valley. Snow on the Tetons, Timberwolves football, and head-to-toe camouflage in Broulim’s are just a few of the indicators that winter

Dave Reynolds sugar beets look better than he thought they would, and he wishes he had planted more.

In northern growing areas a cold, wet spring delayed planting, and then wind destroyed some of the acreage so farmers had to replant it. In western states, hail damaged acres shortly after they were replanted because of wind damage

Biden administration officials are spending more than $9 million per year over five years on sagebrush projects affecting Idaho and the West.

The federal government earmarked nearly $1 million on six projects designed to protect and restore sagebrush habitat in the West.