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With Idaho’s stay home order decimating restaurant business statewide in the wake of the novel coronavirus COVID-19, Jacksons Food Stores anno…
PAYETTE - In January, McCain Middle School eighth-grader Cody Smithies surveyed his peers on their feelings about the 2019-20 Payette School D…
PAYETTE - As the newest members of the Payette City Council continue to learn their way around the city, department heads continue to show the…
PAYETTE - Payette resident Kathy Patrick is once again teaming up with the Payette Eagles Lodge for her annual St. Patrick’s Day Fundraiser fo…
PAYETTE COUNTY — With schools shut down due to novel coronavirus COVID-19, state education boards on both sides of the Snake River have direct…
PAYETTE - As the list continues to grow of events postponed or canceled in the wake of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 Apple…
BOISE — Attorney General Lawrence Wasden is alerting Idaho residents to COVID-19 scams occurring as a result of the global novel coronavirus C…
NEW PLYMOUTH - The City of New Plymouth is closing public places in response to the novel coronavirus COVID-19. According to a public safety a…
BOISE - It will be several weeks before Idaho sports continue, as the Idaho High School Activities Association announced on Monday morning tha…
NEW PLYMOUTH - Finishing what he started is at the heart of why Rep. Ryan Kerby, R-New Plymouth, has decided to run for Idaho House of Represe…
PAYETTE COUNTY - Debate over how to keep Idaho’s teachers motivated to stay in Idaho has resulted in one bill, aimed at helping Idaho do just …
PAYETTE — A suspect is now in jail in connection with a shooting that happened Feb. 23.
PAYETTE COUNTY — As Idahoans continue to work out how to keep up with property tax increases, debate continues within the Idaho Legislature ab…
PAYETTE — Following a pre-sentencing motion, a Payette County man was sentenced to a short stint in jail, work crew and probation after being …
PAYETTE - Project LAUNCH is gearing up for its first health fair, to be held at the R&L Event Center in Payette. Project LAUNCH is hosting…
OMAHA, Neb. — A respiratory therapist from New Plymouth, Deborah Anderson, has returned home from Camp Ashland Army National Guard Base near O…
PAYETTE COUNTY - More Idaho couples are staying together these days, as the results of studies conducted by QuoteWizard suggest: Idaho saw the…
Two District 9 legislators were among 39 of their peers named Ag All Stars by Food Producers of Idaho based upon their voting records on selec…
A man who was slated to head to a jury trial in March for the shooting death of Raymond Kelly, 21, of Ontario, pleaded guilty on Jan. 21 to tw…
The Mid-Winter Soup and Pie Fundraiser will be held from noon to 2 p.m. Jan. 26, at Fruitland United Methodist Church.
While efforts have been made to reduce regulation in the state of Idaho, Senator Abby Lee, R-Fruitland, says more needs to be done to protect …
A Payette woman died on Dec. 5 in a head-on crash on U.S. 95, north of Payette.
The growing trend of huffing intoxicants is a nationwide problem, with inhalants coming in as the fourth-most abused substance, behind alcohol…
BOISE - Gov. Brad Little signed a controversial transgender athletics ban Monday afternoon — a decision likely to trigger a legal challenge over the bill’s constitutionality.
BOISE — The Idaho chapter of the Challenged Athletes Foundation announced today they have distributed 111 grants totaling $231,538 to Idaho-based adaptive athletes since May 2019. From first-time applicants to elite athletes playing at the highest level of their sport, CAF-Idaho grant recipi…
BOISE - Idaho Fish and Game has not closed any fishing or hunting seasons in response to Covid-19, and the department is providing guidelines in accordance with the Governor’s orders for social distancing at least six feet apart, including while fishing and at access sites and boat ramps.
With Idaho’s stay home order decimating restaurant business statewide in the wake of the novel coronavirus COVID-19, Jacksons Food Stores announced on March 27 that it would begin purchasing gift cards to give to its employees to use at several area restaurants. In addition, customers who pu…
PAYETTE - As the newest members of the Payette City Council continue to learn their way around the city, department heads continue to show them around. Tours to date have included the wastewater treatment plant, the Payette Fire Department and the Street Department. The idea, according to Ma…
PAYETTE - As history has noted, women have come a long way in getting the same legal rights as their male counterparts. The determination of historic women such as Susan B. Anthony and countless others resulted in the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, known as ‘Women’s Suffrage,” givi…
PAYETTE - In January, McCain Middle School eighth-grader Cody Smithies surveyed his peers on their feelings about the 2019-20 Payette School District Dress Code. After finding their opinion on the policy to be a collective thumbs down, Cody expanded his survey to include district parents, st…
The coronavirus, or COVID-19, pandemic has challenged our sense of normalcy, and it has tested every institution of daily life we know. The crisis has had a major impact on the physical and economic health of our country, and a major response has been required.
I’ve been talking to many Idahoans about the 2019 novel coronavirus. Everyone has an opinion, and most people are doing their best to stay healthy and prevent others from getting sick.
We have heard about people in our communities, neighbors, friends, or even family, falling victim to robocall scams and losing significant amounts of money and security of their personal information. Scammers are coming up with ever-creative ways to manipulate our open society to defraud un…
PAYETTE - As residents find themselves working from home during the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, Hardin Sanitation is reminding custom…
BOISE – Governor Brad Little and Secretary of State Lawerence Denney announced on March 30 there will be no change in Idaho’s primary election…
BOISE — Following Oregon Gov. Kate Brown’s shelter-in-place order in response to novel coronavirus COVID-19 on March 23, Idaho Gov. Brad Littl…