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Depth on display in second Vandal scrimmage, plus a visit from Mark Schlereth
Aug. 18—MOSCOW — Idaho hosted fans and Vandal hall of famer Mark Schlereth to watch the final scrimmage of the fall. The No. 1 offense saw limited action on the field and did not play in a live situation where the defense was allowed to tackle. Instead, the first-stringers played the role of mentors and leaders for the players battling it out for those crucial final spots on the travel roster ...
People in impoverished neighborhoods struggle to access drug addiction medication, study finds
Patients battling addiction may struggle to fill their prescription for an opioid use disorder at their local pharmacy if they live in a low-income neighborhood or minority community, according to a new national study led by an Oregon State University researcher. The study, also led by a researcher from John Hopkins University, underscores disparities in the health care system that dispenses life-saving medication amid a national epidemic of overdoses. In...
Drought in the West has Cost Hydropower Industry Billions in Losses in two Decades, Analysis Finds
Persistent drought in the West over the last two decades has limited the amount of electricity that hydropower dams can generate, costing the industry and the region billions of dollars in revenue. The sector lost about 300 million megawatt hours of power generation between 2003 and 2020 due to drought...
Law enforcement kick off "The Honor Roll," biking through 4 states
SPOKANE, Wash. — Active and retired law enforcement officers started their journey through four states in honor of fall law enforcement officers. According to a press release, a law enforcement cycling group started "The Honor Roll" cycling trip to ride their bikes through Washington, Idaho, Montana and Wyoming to honor those who lost their lives serving the United States.
Activists rally for more affordable, accessible solar projects in Idaho
BOISE, Idaho — Almost 100 activists took to the steps of the Statehouse to call for equitable, affordable and accessible solar power for all Idahoans. The Sierra Club's Idaho chapter hosted the rally Saturday morning. Chapter Director Lisa Young says more solar projects in the Gem State can help combat climate change.
Memories gone up in smoke: Wildfire burns Wapiti Summer Homes
GRANDJEAN, Idaho — Wind has whipped up the Wapiti Fire, destroying summer cabins. The wildfire is burning near Grandjean, and its flames have reached the 18 quaint cabins that make up the Wapiti Creek Summer Homes. "We've lost six of them now to the fire," Dan Marler, one of...
Protestors gather on Idaho Falls bridge to show support for Venezuelan people over election dispute
IDAHO FALLS — About 50 people rallied on a popular Idaho Falls bridge Saturday to protest the actions of Venezuela’s president. The demonstration was organized by a group of local Venezuelans who migrated to eastern Idaho, many due to the actions of the current government. They were joined on Broadway Bridge by people with no personal ties to the South American country to show solidarity with Venezuelans protesting the disputed results of their most recent election.
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