Idaho Water Wars Mirror Those of California
The battle is between the old and the new people.
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E. Coli, Algae Blooms A Very Real South Idaho Recreation Danger
National health officials are warning Americans to be cautious when out enjoying water sources such as lakes and reservoirs due to elevated bacteria levels.
Black Cows Roam Twin Falls Streets for Halloween
Black cows have some camouflage at 2:45 a.m.!
WATCH: Cowgirl Helps City Slickers Get Through Cattle Drive on Idaho Road
Idaho is a very interesting state. We aren't really behind the times when it comes to technology but we still do some things that might seem very dated.
Wolves Have Exhausted Idaho’s Patience
I was caught by surprise when a massive creature darted across the road.
Twin Falls County Seeing Spike in Collisions With Livestock
We could be seeing our first snow
11 Attorneys General Seek Probe Into Meatpacking Industry
The state attorneys general wrote in a letter dated Tuesday to U.S. Attorney General William Barr.
Truck Driver Misses Stop Sign, 17 Cattle Killed in S. Blaine County
A total of 17 cows were killed when a truck over-turned because the driver missed a stop sign Monday afternoon in Blaine County
Action May be Coming to Curb Idaho Wolf Attacks
I can share there are many people who insist we need to learn to co-exist while property losses mount.
New Beef Plant Gives Magic Valley Dairies Options
A beef plant opened in southern Idaho earlier this year, giving the area's dairy producers a local option to send cows nearing end of life
US Land Managers Designate Grazing Projects in 6 West States
Federal land managers have designated 11 demonstration projects in six Western states in a bid to create more flexibility for grazing livestock on public range.
Mistrial Declared in Case Involving Bundy Family
Judge declares mistrial in Nevada case against rancher accused of leading 2014 armed standoff with US agents. Proceedings were scheduled to resume today in federal court in Las Vegas for Cliven Bundy, Ryan and Ammon Bundy and Ryan Payne.
Idaho Officials Delay Possible Increase in Grazing Fees
The state's top elected officials have put off a possible increase in grazing fees on state lands due to potential litigation.
Bundy Patriarch Refuses Jail Release
A federal judge on Wednesday offered to release a rancher and states' rights figure from custody during his trial on charges involving an armed standoff that stopped a government cattle roundup three years ago in Nevada.
Wildlife Services Urges Ranchers to Report All Cattle Deaths
USDA Wildlife Services in Idaho is asking ranchers to report all cattle deaths and leave the carcass undisturbed in an effort to preserve evidence and help investigators confirm a wolf depredation.
South West Idaho Company to Hire 700 Workers with Workforce Grant
A southwestern Idaho company plans to use a $1 million Idaho Workforce Development Training Fund grant to hire about 700 new full-time workers
Defenses in Bundy Standoff Trial Focus on Government Conduct
Cattleman and states' rights figure Cliven Bundy's eldest son plans to go before a jury to provide firsthand allegations of government misconduct ahead of an armed standoff that ended a federal roundup of family cattle in 2014.
Land Policies to be Tested in Bundy Standoff Trial in Nevada
A trial is set to start for Nevada cattleman Cliven Bundy, two of his sons and a co-defendant over a 2014 armed standoff against government agents
The War Between Wolves & Cattle Gets Worse
As one cattle owner told me if we eliminate grazing here then more beef farming will take place in the Amazon and destroy rain forest.
Shooting of 8 Idaho Cows Prompts Police Investigation
Authorities in Idaho are investigating the shooting deaths of eight heads of cattle.