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The Idaho Department of Labor is implementing a new service model in the Magic and Wood River valleys.

McCain Foods unveiled its $200 million distribution center on Monday in Burley.

A large Burley food processor will celebrate its $200 million expansion next week with numerous dignitaries and Magic Valley producers.

Idaho’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for March came in at 2.9 percent, unchanged from February and the 16th consecutive month it has remained at or below 3 percent.

Idaho’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose slightly in February, but it still remains below the national average.

One of the factors buried in the report is driving alone to work.

Pay no attention to full employment!

The new year started with lower mortgage rates across the board, according to public financial company Freddie Mac.

Idaho and Oregon are showing some serious incoming traffic!

Idaho’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for November is in at 2.6 percent, down slightly from October.

The federal government has failed to act for several years on a waiver.

The state’s unemployment rate for October remained unchanged from September, according to the Idaho State Department of Labor.

Idaho’s unemployment rate once again slightly declined from the previous month, according to the Idaho Department of Labor.

A Twin Falls aircraft charger and service company announced plans to relocate their operation to the Jerome County Airport

A new report says the majority of Idaho’s growth is in its urban areas, while those 55 years and older make up the largest percent of those living in rural areas.

The poverty designations are often shared by college towns but give rise to the old adage about lies, damn lies and statistics.

With Mexico's presidential election out of the way, Canada is renewing its push to speed up the NAFTA renegotiation this summer

WalletHub finds the state’s economy is now the 7th strongest in the country.

From old town to uptown, Twin Falls home decor shop is closer to opening in a new location this summer.

The pecan is being rebranded as more than just pie. Pecan growers and suppliers are hoping to sell U.S. consumers on the virtues of North America's only native nut as a hedge against a potential trade war with China