Idaho News

Boise State finished the year 10-3, and second in conference standings behind Utah, who was perfect at home in 2018 with a record of 6-0.

Grand Teton National Park has been recognized for increasing park access for visitors with disabilities.

The thaw may be slow in coming.

Quarterback Brett Rypien completed only 15 passes in the loss, and threw for less than 150 yards.

A Montana hunter has legally killed a wolf that was popular with photographers and wolf watchers in Yellowstone National Park.

Science teachers in Idaho will meet in early December to review and comment on potential content for the new science assessment, according to the Idaho State Department of Education.

Three law officers have been promoted within the Blaine County Sheriff’s Office.

About two-thirds of Mormon voters nationwide favored Republicans in the midterm elections, but President Donald Trump's approval rating among members of the faith lagged behind, according to a nationwide survey of midterm voters.

Don’t be scammed by a scammer.

Governor C.L. "Butch" Otter has filled a vacancy on the Idaho Fish and Game Commission created after photos of an African hunting trip became controversial

The new line is an effort to provide healthier alternatives for school-aged kids. Increased levels of calcium, vitamin C, probiotics, grains and fruit, are all added benefits of Gimmies.

The Idaho Star Card is Idaho's real ID, you will need it to get on an airplane or enter government buildings. If you haven't gotten one yet, here is how to do it.

An Idaho County bar is hanging a sign in public view showing elk mating.

For all the talk about a poor healthcare system and the need to expand Medicaid, the state ranks 18th overall for healthcare.

It's the season of giving...unless you live in Idaho.

They also have future plans of purchasing more property along the river in Boise, as well as targeting high-income land in Eagle, Idaho.

Belly up to the bar and order me a stout!

Maybe all along people voting for expansion were virtue signaling and didn’t really think it would happen.

The Idaho Department of Correction has chosen a new director to succeed the outgoing administrator who is set to retire this weekend

Gov. Butch Otter's post-election farewell tour included visits to Boise's business community.