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The latest reports show the deadly disease has reached Washington and Utah but not Idaho, Montana, or Wyoming.

One illness from nearly 15 years ago has made the rounds in Idaho this year, and it can put those who get it at home for multiple days, and in the hospital.

There is one nasty virus making its way through Idaho right now that is torturing those who get it, and one that you should hope to avoid.

When it comes to fighting cancer and helping in that research, Idaho is dropping the ball and needs to step up in helping fight this nasty disease.

There is one nasty disease going around Utah right now, and it has many praying for it to end, and contemplating death, instead of suffering through it.

There has been a nasty disease going around Washington, and it has hit Seattle as well, for those who have had it, at times death sounded like a good option.

There is one nasty disease that is making its way through California right now, and some who have had it would have preferred death at one time.

There is one nasty illness making its way around Idaho, and has gotten so bad that those who have had it would have preferred death, instead of fighting it.

One nasty disease is back and is spreading across the Gem State, especially in the Magic Valley.

Yellowstone National Park officials and the Wyoming Game and Fish Department have confirmed an adult mule deer buck has died of chronic wasting disease.

Idaho wildlife biologist have been able to narrow down the type of disease that has killed nearly 300 deer in north Idaho in the past several weeks.

Around 150 white-tailed deer have died of some sort of disease in North Central Idaho and it isn't clear what is causing it according to game officials.

Rob Nejezchleba retired from the Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office in 2012 where he served as captain. According to his daughter, Rob dedicated his life to serving the Magic Valley and virtually the entire family followed in his footsteps of public servants. Rob is battling a rare disease and now he needs the help of the community he served.

Public health officials say a confirmed case of plague has been reported in a southwestern Idaho community. It is the first confirmed human case pf plague identified in Idaho since 1992.

The South Central Public Health District has hired a new executive director to guide the organization. SCPHD announced the hiring of Melody Bowyer MBA, CPM, REHS, on Wednesday. Bowyer has worked in the Environmental Health Division for the health district for 15 years.

MALTA, Idaho (KLIX) Idaho wildlife officials lethally removed a bighorn sheep from a mountain east of Malta to protect other wild sheep.

ONTARIO, Ore. (AP) — Scientists are trying to figure out the cause of a new plant disease in eastern Oregon and southwestern Idaho that's damaging onion crops.