If you’re renting out a room in your house or a camping spot in your backyard, you have to pay taxes on that.

Just one electrical transmission line serves parts of the Wood River Valley. After years of debate, the proposal to build a second line as a backup is finally before the Idaho Public Utilities Commission.

E. coli contamination continues plaguing Boise’s Esther Simplot Pond and preventing swimmers from beating the heat by taking a dip. After a summer of searching for the cause of the bacteria, officials may have finally found the source.

We all know change can be hard. But when it comes to an annual bicycle festival slated for this Saturday in Boise, some programming changes could make or break the event.

How does love affect your brain? That's the question scientists are trying to answer to better understand how love affects our health and our quality of life.

An agriculture group says the cost of saving salmon in the Northwest’s largest river system is unsustainable. Now, the Columbia-Snake River Irrigators Association is turning to the Trump administration to try and sidestep endangered species laws.

At this time last year, a gigantic wildfire in the Boise National Forest held the record as the largest wildfire in the country.

The President of Idaho State University announced Wednesday he will retire in 2018.