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On Wednesday Idaho Governor Brad Little signed an executive order banning the need for citizens to prove they have gotten a COVID-19 shot or not.

St. Luke's Health System announced it will open up asymptomatic COVID-19 testing for people with specific criteria at various locations in Idaho.

The survey states that due to current guidelines recommending that schools use face covering regardless of community risk, and that the school district doesn't align with that, they sent out a survey to gather input.

People 16 and up will be eligible to get a COVID-19 vaccine beginning April 5 in Idaho.

Magic Valley health care providers will now begin delivering doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to people who are homebound.

I reached a milestone over the weekend in this pandemic: I have now been working from home for a full year. Here's what the world looked like the day I left.

The Twin Falls Senior Center has officially been reopened since March 1st but there are still some restrictions due to the COVID 19 pandemic. Seniors who want to come to the center must make a reservation.

If you are in an eligible group and have decided to get the vaccine, how do you know where to get it?

Idaho health authorities announced the first confirmed case of the African variant of COVID-19 in Idaho Friday

Students within the Twin Falls School District can look forward to returning to a full week of in-classroom studies come March.

Here's the only rule - your prize has a value of $300 max. If I'm being honest, I'd probably take the prize.

A COVID-19 vaccine clinic covered about 60 percent of the Twin Falls School District personnel on Monday.

Idaho is moving to Stage 3 of Rebound Idaho as the state has seen a dramatic drop in cases in COVID-19 infections

You're still using hand sanitizer a bunch of times every day, right? The FDA is warning consumers to be vigilant about which brands you are using.

As 2020 forced the shutdown of businesses, schools, and events, millions of people headed outdoors and visited Idaho State Parks in record numbers

Idaho's governor signed a new executive order forcing health districts and healthcare providers to report how the COVID-19 vaccine is being distributed to make sure it is being distributed in a timely manner.

Local healthcare providers and the South Central Public Health District are getting ready to distribute the COVID-19 vaccine to people 65 and older.

More spectators are now allowed inside for sporting events at Idaho public schools during the winter season under guidelines to deal with the COVID-19 virus.

Gov. Brad Little pleaded with Idaho lawmakers to not end the emergency declaration enacted nearly a year ago to deal with the COVID-19 outbreak at such a pivotal time as the vaccine is being distributed.

Well, according to the South Central Public Health District's Regional Risk Summary, Blaine County is back to being a high risk area.