fines

Not only is leaving your high beams on dangerous for you and other drivers, but if officers catch you, it could lead to a steep punishment.

The library stated that fines will no longer be implemented, and current fines will be forgiven.

The ground and vegetation are incredibly dry.

Think of a world where children can only view our planet's most incredible living trees from several hundred feet away, instead of getting to stand under and place a hand on them as we can do now.

There are a handful of inspection sites throughout southern Idaho that you should be aware of when hauling boats and non-motorized vessels. Stickers vary in cost, and range between $7 and $30.

During the winter, it wasn't uncommon to see some bizarre driving habits on the ice, people often aren't paying attention or are driving recklessly.

Make sure to take your time each morning to scrape your windshield before getting behind the wheel.

Visitors who park in the long parking stalls without a boat or trailer at Centennial Waterfront Park may now be fined a hundred bucks.

I've been doing what other motorists are doing, and that is just driving around it. Apparently, that's a big no no.

Officials in a small southern Idaho town say they have to convince its 3,300 residents to help cover the cost of a major wastewater treatment upgrade or face federal fines that could bankrupt the local government

A friend sent me a video today and I think it sums up the lack of respect for the American people and the Constitution of the United States.  At least the Constitution as Madison knew it and I think he'd be calling for another revolution.  Take a look at the video and see for yourself right here...

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The U.S. Attorney's Office in Idaho has set a new annual record by collecting more than $84 million in fines, restitution, civil debt and criminal forfeitures. U.S. Attorney Wendy Olson said Thursday the amount — more than 10 times her office's annual budget — is the most ever collected by the District of Idaho in a single fiscal year...

Currently Idaho is one of four states that doesn’t run the program that regulates water polluters under the Clean Water Act. All point sources of pollution, from city sewer systems to industries, dairies and storm water systems must get a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit...