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September and Idaho Backcountry Fires…It’s a Complex Conversation
KAMIAH - September in North-central Idaho can be very bitter-sweet. Days are shorter and nights are cooler, but smoke from large wildfires in Oregon, California, and Southern Idaho continues to create air quality issues across much of our area. The cooler nights bring a welcome relief from hot temperatures experienced in July and August, but the days can still bring sweltering heat and wind patterns that continue to fan the flames of some fires that were previously smaller and not as high of a priority for firefighting resources just a couple of weeks ago.
Dr. Ryan Cole’s medical license reinstated after questions raised about health district board role
Editor’s note: This story was updated at 5:40 p.m. with a statement from Ada County’s communications manager. Idaho pathologist Dr. Ryan Cole — who serves as the physician representative on a Treasure Valley-area public health agency’s board — has reinstated his lapsed Idaho medical license. Since 2021, Cole has served on the Central District Health […]
Nine presidential candidates qualify for Idaho’s 2024 general election ballot
Nine presidential candidates, including five independent candidates, have qualified to appear on Idaho’s 2024 ballot, the Idaho Secretary of State’s Office announced Wednesday. Independent candidates Shiva Ayyadurai, Claudia De la Cruz, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Jill Stein and Randall Terry all qualified to appear on the ballot for Idaho’s Nov. 5 general election, the Idaho […]
Idaho Attorney General Joins Multi-State Brief in First Amendment Case
BOISE – Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador has joined 21 other state attorneys general in filing a brief with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, challenging an Ohio school district’s policy related to the use of preferred pronouns. The case focuses on whether students can be disciplined for not using a peer's preferred pronouns.
Friday Night Football: Week 2 southern Idaho matchups, kickoff times
BOISE, Idaho — The 2024 high school football season ramps up this weekend as postseason contenders collide in more than 40 matchups featuring southern Idaho squads. Rocky Mountain High School plays host to powerhouse programs from Idaho, Oregon and Washington in the first-ever Northwest Showcase. KTVB will stream all four games live on KTVB.COM, KTVB+ for Roku, Apple TV and Amazon Fire TV, and the KTVB mobile app.
World Continues to React to Shocking Idaho Event 50 Years Ago
Do you remember the year 1974? The world was recovering from Watergate, television consisted of three network channels, and the phone was something that you used a rotary dial to call your friends from home. The nation was still trying to overcome the Vietnam War, and the anti-hero in American politics, movies, and sports was born.
Judge allows transgender inmates to keep receiving hormones in partial block of Idaho ban
A federal judge Tuesday ruled that transgender inmates in Idaho may continue receiving hormone treatment, narrowly blocking Idaho’s law prohibiting public funds or facilities from being used to provide transgender care. Chief U.S. District of Idaho Judge David Nye wrote in the order that the two incarcerated transgender women who brought the case challenging HB 668 had adequately shown irreparable harm if the law wasn’t partially blocked and that they may certified as a class — meaning the women may sue on behalf of others...
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