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The Dorothy Moon faction of the Republican Party has enlisted Sarah Palin to speak in Idaho Falls on Saturday about the supposed evils of ranked choice voting. Palin’s 2022 loss

The Coeur d’Alene Tribe and Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) inked a 10-year agreement Thursday aimed at mitigating them for the destruction of salmon runs following the construction of Chief Joseph

American Queen Voyages has closed operations for good. The boats frequently docked in La Crosse to allow visitors off and tour the towns.

The city of Yuma and Yuma County have emerged victorious in a federal lawsuit claiming that the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation did not follow the required environmental process required by

In the aftermath of "From the River to the Sea" anti-Israel protests on many college campuses and in the streets comes a perfectly timed book by Johns Hopkins University Professor

"People judge films based on witty dialogue, while others value special effects or epic cinematography. Sometimes, it’s just the experience of going to the movies with someone special," Hazlett writes.

Steve Kenyon, an Alberta, Canada rancher who manages Greener Pastures Ranching Ltd. will be the featured speaker at two locations: Red Rock Ranch, 4340 270th Rd in Soldier on March

One of your readers directed a question to me in last week’s letters to the editor – where will our garbage go if Seneca Meadows, New York’s largest landfill, shuts

City to replace lead pipes; airline to expand Lincoln base; NU track has shot at Big Ten title

How I loathe science fairs. There ought to be a law against them.