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Your attendance is strongly encouraged at town hall addressing Idaho’s ongoing water dispute
IDAHO FALLS – Weeks after a temporary solution was reached in the water curtailment dispute, many still have questions about the issue and wonder what needs to happen to avoid a future conflict. The Region 10 Republican Party, which includes GOP members in Bingham, Bonneville and Jefferson counties, is...
An Idaho safe house claimed it was saving trafficking victims. Women said it was like being “trafficked all over again.”
Lacking accountability, program took federal money and billed Medicaid for services victims say they never received. Three years ago, Paula Barthelmess — the mother of Idaho’s first anti-trafficking task force, the fiery advocate with the ear of policymakers, the devoted social worker allowed inside police interrogation rooms — dropped by an Idaho jail to visit a woman called Franky.
Group Seeks Meeting With Oregon Governor on Making Eastern Counties Part of Idaho
OREGON - Leaders of the "Greater Idaho" movement are asking Oregon Governor Tina Kotek to sit down with them and talk about next steps for the 13 counties in eastern Oregon who have passed measures supporting a move of the Oregon/Idaho border. According to a press release, the organization has...
Call the Police if You See One of These Outside Your House in Idaho!
In the serene and picturesque state of Idaho, community safety remains a top priority for residents and authorities alike. While Idaho is known for its beautiful landscapes and friendly communities, it is not immune to the threats that can endanger the safety of its residents. Awareness and vigilance are crucial in preventing crime and ensuring that our neighborhoods remain safe and secure. This article delves into the common threats faced by Idaho residents, highlights city-specific concerns, and provides actionable steps for reporting suspicious activities to the authorities. All the information in this article is based on the report by KTSM.
Vote for Idaho State Police in the 11th Annual AAST “Best Looking Cruiser” Contest!
MERIDIAN – The Idaho State Police (ISP) proudly announces our newest 2024 patrol vehicle, the Ford Mustang GT. We acquired Mustangs to enhance our fleet with high-performance, reliable, and efficient cars that meet the rigorous demands of law enforcement. The Mustang’s powerful engine and advanced handling capabilities, unique to this model, enable troopers to respond to emergencies swiftly and effectively, providing enhanced protection to the community. Additionally, the Mustang’s modern safety features and robust build contribute to the safety of troopers and the public. These vehicles symbolize our commitment to maintaining excellence in public safety and law enforcement.
Idaho athlete aims to compete in 2024 Paralympics
Boise native Annie Carey could be heading to the Paralympics in Paris this August. She currently holds the long jump world record in her classification as well as the U.S. record in the 200 meters, and last year she competed in the Parapan American Games, bringing home bronze medals in the 100 meter, 200 meter and long jump.
Cougar Collective introduces NIL beer to Pullman
Jul. 16—Coug fans can now support WSU student-athletes by drinking beer. The Cougar Collective, a name, image and likeness organization comprised of WSU alumni with an interest in supporting student-athletes, partnered with Pike Brewing in Seattle to debut the "Ol' Crimson Lager." The beer is available in several businesses (many of them owned by WSU alumni), including Flatstick Pub (with ...
Waterfowl banding efforts help provide critical monitoring data
Thousands of ducks and geese are banded across Idaho each year as part of a federal waterfowl monitoring program. This June, Fish and Game staff led banding efforts at two locations within the Clearwater Region- Winchester Lake State Park and Lewiston Country Club. A total of 75 geese were processed this year (50 females and 25 males) including 64 newly banded geese and 11 geese that had previously been captured and banded by IDFG. Over the last two years, a total of 163 geese have been banded in the Clearwater Region.
WSU launches new online training for childhood speech and language disorders
An accredited online course developed by Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences researchers at Washington State University now offers professional training in an innovative early intervention method for childhood speech and language disorders. Speech-language pathologists can take the course for continuing education and parents and other caregivers can take it...
WSU crop sciences graduate receives fellowship a second time
After receiving the D.W. Steiger Family Graduate Fellowship in 2023, Olufunke Ayegbidun was especially grateful to receive it another time in 2024. “I was surprised and elated,” said Ayegbidun, a PhD student and graduate research assistant in Washington State University’s Department of Crop and Soil Sciences. “I feel so honored to have been selected again, and I’m very thankful for the fellowship’s generous sponsors. I hope they know how much of a difference these funds make in the lives of people like me.”
U of I celebrating ag research and advancement at ‘family fun night’
ABERDEEN — A long-running event that celebrates agriculture advancements is returning to eastern Idaho. The University of Idaho is inviting the public to its Aberdeen Research and Extension Center on July 17 to enjoy live music, games, prizes and free food while they learn about agricultural research. It’s at 1693 South and 2700 West and the event will last from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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