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Idaho Public Utilities Commission Accepting Comments on Proposed Changes to Natural Gas Rates in Northern Idaho
One application focuses on adjusting the Fixed Cost Adjustment (FCA) rate. The FCA is a mechanism that separates the amount of energy a utility sells from the revenue it collects, encouraging energy conservation. This method allows Avista to recover fixed costs without needing to sell more energy, which could lead to higher profits without increased consumption.
19 Items Absolutely Banned From Carry-On Luggage at Idaho Airports
For anyone who was young on 9-11, it’s hard to remember what being at an airport was like without TSA agents and security checkpoints. Once upon a time, you could get to your gate without having to show an ID or boarding pass. You could bring full size shampoo in your carry-on. You didn’t have to empty your water bottle. Your laptop could stay in your bag and your shoes could stay on your feet. That all changed with the implementation of the Aviation and Transportation Security Act following the September 11, 2001 terror attacks.
Twin Falls girls take first in Wood River Golf invite
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — Multiple teams competed in the Wood River Golf Invite on Wednesday where the Twin Falls girls team came away with 1st. The Bruins finished at the top while Canyon Ridge finished 2nd and Jerome 3rd. On the boy’s side, Mountain Home claimed first while...
Gov. Brad Little talks key Idaho issues during recent Pocatello visit
POCATELLO — Organizational heads, business moguls, city representatives and leaders of the community gathered at Idaho State University’s Idaho Central Credit Union Bengal Alumni Center early Tuesday morning to listen to keynote speaker Gov. Brad Little as he discussed a variety of issues pertinent to Idaho. Standing before an audience that included ISU President Robert Wagner and Pocatello Mayor Brian Blad, Little first addressed concerns surrounding water rights and Idaho’s aquifer. ...
The Boys & Girls Club of the Magic Valley is holding a home raffle
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) —The Boys & Girls Club of the Magic Valley is holding a raffle and the biggest prize is a home. Tickets are on sale right now and can be purchased through their website. To tell us how the funds from the raffle will be used...
Hunters encouraged to drop off bird wings and CWD samples during upcoming seasons
Hunters can donate one fully-feathered wing from each upland game bird they harvest in a variety of ways. With archery season and many upland game bird seasons upon us, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game is once again asking hunters to provide wings and CWD samples from the game they harvest. Here’s what you need to know: ...
Idaho college murders: Judge weighs whether to move trial to new venue amid safety concerns
A judge is considering whether the criminology student accused of murdering four University of Idaho students in late 2022 can get a fair trial in the same county where the killings took place. Latah County District Judge John Judge heard arguments Thursday about whether the trial of Bryan Kohberger, tentatively...
Five, possibly six, states will vote on ranked-choice voting measures this fall—the most ever in a single year
Five states—Alaska, Idaho, Missouri, Nevada, and Oregon—have certified ballot measures for Nov. 5 related to adopting, repealing, or pre-empting ranked-choice voting. This is the most RCV-related statewide ballot measures being featured in any year. There is one potential citizen initiative pending signature verification in Colorado that could bring the total number this year to six. There are also two ballot initiatives, one in Arizona and one in Montana, that could lead to the adoption of RCV in these states, depending on how the legislatures choose to implement the proposals if approved.
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