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Governor proclaims August as Idaho Farmers Market Month
BOISE, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) —Governor Little officially proclaimed August as Idaho Farmers Market Month. Idaho Farmers Market month is a celebration of the over 55 farmers markets available in the state. These markets provide Idahoans the capability to purchase the highest quality produce available, right from those who grow it.
Celebrate Idaho’s kinship families this September
Kinship care refers to a heartfelt act where relatives and significant adults in children’s lives step up to take on the role of parents when a child’s biological parents are unable to care for them. This September DHW is hosting celebrations to commemorate Idaho’s kinship care families during...
Idaho Department of Lands hold board meeting to talk about fires and beneficiaries
BOISE, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The Land Board of Commissioners held its monthly meeting in Boise this morning. They heard the monthly fire report from the Department of Lands. As of Monday, there have been 149 human-caused fires, 94 of which were started by lightning, for 243 fires that burned 23,572 acres.
Idaho Water Wars Mirror Those of California
The water war we’re seeing in Idaho is the tip of the iceberg. The battles are being waged all across the Western states, and it’s going to reach critical mass soon. I came across a video linked to the RealClearEnergy website. The young host explains the crisis brewing in Southern California and Nevada. He lays the blame at the feet of cattle and farmers. Because the dairy industry (he references cows) is water intensive, and his steamed water rights were grandfathered into constitutions.
State of Idaho ends 2024 fiscal year with $52.5M revenue surplus
Despite revenue shortfalls in the spring, the state of Idaho ended the 2024 fiscal year with a budget surplus and will have $76.5 million to put toward reducing property taxes, Gov. Brad Little’s budget chief said Tuesday. Overall, the state finished the 2024 fiscal year on June 30 with a $52.5 million revenue surplus, Idaho Division of Financial Management Administrator Lori Wolff said. But because state agencies were able to return $24 million in unspent money at the end of the fiscal year, the amount...
Study shows Idaho’s Native American tribes have nearly $1.5B economic impact
The five Native American tribes in Idaho have a combined economic impact of $1.45 billion, according to a study by a University of Idaho economist. The tribes contribute heavily to the economy, agriculture, tourism, recreation and hospitality industries and support more than 12,500 jobs across the state, said Steven Peterson, a University of Idaho research […]
ESPN Ranks Arizona 22nd in College Football Playoff Odds
Arizona is currently ranked 22nd by ESPN, sharing a 16% probability of making the College Football Playoff (CFP) with Boise State. The upcoming playoffs will expand from four to 12 teams in 2024, with the top five conference champions and seven highest-rated teams qualifying. Key playoff matchups include first-round games at campus sites and major bowl sites hosting the quarterfinals and semifinals. Georgia leads the pack with the highest odds at 79%, followed by Oregon and Texas with 76% and 68%, respectively.
Stinker Stores’ Owner, Former CEO Charley Jones Dies of Cancer
Charley Jones, who bought Stinker Stores in 2002 from the family of Farris Lind, has died of cancer, the Boise, Idaho-based convenience-store chain said. Jones, who previously was the company’s CEO, died Wednesday morning. Jones and Shawn Davis purchased Stinker Stores in 2002. In 2012, Jones, along with his...
Boise Police investigating man who damaged landscaping outside of Ustick Elementary School
BOISE, Idaho — According to Boise Police Department (BPD), there was a reported case of vandalism that took place in the early hours of Saturday morning at Ustick Elementary School. On Saturday, Aug. 17 at roughly 12:30 a.m., BPD responded to a report of an unknown man damaging plants...
Thompson Farms of Arbon Idaho awarded Century Farm award
A local farm has been recognized for serving the community for over 100 years. According to a video created by the Thompson family, the owners of the farm, the story of the farm started when their ancestor, Nicolai Sorenson, a farmer from Denmark, immigrated to the United States in the 1850s. The family originally settled in Cache Valley, Utah, where they started to build a new farm. They became one...
North Idaho College enrollment rises for fall semester
COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho — That’s what college leaders are saying, with school starting this week and enrollment numbers showing significant increases in every major category for the first time in more than a decade. Overall enrollment is up 7% over last year, with 2,914 students enrolled at NIC...
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