Bureau of Land Management

A person cited for dumping 13 dead cows on public land in the Magic Valley will have to remove them.

BLM Twin Falls District Fire Management Safety and Training Officer Clay Stephens hailed back to his roots when he accepted a 30-day fire assignment in Australia

About 70 wild horses that were part of a roundup late last year will be up for adoption this week in southern Idaho.

The Bureau of Land Management is looking for people to work seasonal positions this summer in the Magic Valley

Road closures in the South Hills begin this week and will remain closed until mid-March

A stretch of ranch land along the foothills of the Pioneer Mountains near Carey will be preserved from development for many years to come after public land managers secured a conservation easement.

Federal land managers have closed several roads in the Wood River Valley area as part of a seasonal closure program to protect wintering wildlife

More than 300 wild horses will be gathered by federal officials near the central Idaho community of Challis beginning the first week of November.

A brush fire broke out just south of Shoshone on the Notch Butte Wednesday afternoon

Bureau of Land Management officials have decided to gather excess wild mustangs in southern Idaho and reduce the herd.

Lincoln County recently received just under 14 acres of public land for the benefit of a waste transfer station north of Shoshone

We need to put some sanity back into the debate. Such as looking out for the people.

A nearly 9,000 acre fire is burning less than a mile from the Idaho state line in northeastern Nevada

A blaze is making its way through grass and brush near the Saylor Creek Bombing Range.

Two fires sparked by lightning are burning in the Magic Valley, one near the Craters of the Moon National Monument.

According to the Bureau of Land Management, The largest fire, at about 11,300 acres, is burning about 30 miles northeast of Murphy Hot Springs close to the Bruneau Canyon. However, crews are expected to have what they are calling the Hot Spring Fire under control by Thursday evening.

Fire crews are working to contain a brush fire southwest of Twin Falls in a remote area.

Fire management for the western states is conducted out of Boise.

Fire crews in southern Idaho have responded to several lightning caused fires since Friday. According to Bureau of Land Management fire officials, crews were called out to at least four fires, the largest is estimated to be 1,500 acres about 30 miles south of Buhl.

Lightning caused brush fires to spark north of Hazelton Saturday afternoon scorching several hundred acres.