In northern Idaho, we have historically enjoyed an abundance of water. A growing population, federal government policy, ...

As a retired state biologist, I spent a long, productive and enjoyable career working for Idahoans to preserve, protect and perpetuate all of their wildlife. But one of my biggest frustration’s was ...

John Cassinelli, anadromous fish policy manager for the Idaho Department of Fish and Game, told commissioners that about ...

A section of the Boise River Greenbelt under Capitol Boulevard will close for geothermal repairs. The closure is expected to ...

The new trail, named Sideshow, will connect Corrals to Bob’s Trail and the 8th Street Connection. It will be closed to ...

The Idaho State Department of Agriculture watercraft inspection stations have begun inspecting watercraft for the 2025 season ...

The Simplot Family Foundation said Monday that it plans to turn the 200-acre Boise Highlands property into a park with a ...

Higher education got a couple of messages in the last few days about where it stands in Idaho, and hints of where it might go ...

There has been a bit of discussion over the years as to what William Shakespeare’s character, Dick the Butcher, meant when he said: “The first thing we do is, let’s ...

Starting in March, Boise starts making the change from winter to spring with average high temps rising from the 50s in March to the lower 70s in May. Places like the Idaho Botanical Garden and ...