Officials at the fisheries division of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration are working on a long-range plan that could lead to...
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How Boise's 1959 Mudslide Led To Lasting Protections For City's Foothills
It was August, 1959. Boise was having one of its typical hot, dry summers. A fire had just burned 9,000 acres in the nearby foothills. Then on August 20... -
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Idaho's unemployment rate has dropped to its lowest point since August 2008. It dropped a tenth of a percent in March to 5.2 percent. Bob Fick is...
State wildlife officials in northern Idaho say poachers are killing far more game animals than wolves. Officials tell the Lewiston Tribune that...
A Boise resident climbing Mount Everest with a film crew as part of a motivational project for injured veterans didn't get caught in an avalanche...
The Coeur d'Alene Tribe in northern Idaho plans to offer poker after deciding Idaho's constitutional ban on the game doesn't apply to the tribal...
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