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Coeur d’Alene Casino Announces New Culinary Enhancements
WORLEY, ID – Coeur d’Alene Casino Resort Hotel has announced enhancements to its food court, including the revamping of the Little Dragon Asian eatery and the addition of Arrowhead Pizza, which is scheduled to open later this year. Arrowhead Pizza will serve 11-inch individual pizzas with a variety...
Judge grants hearing in Idaho Attorney General Labrador’s fight against ballot initiative
This story was first published by Idaho Reports on Aug. 29, 2024. Fourth Judicial District Judge Patrick Miller granted a hearing on Thursday after the Attorney General’s Office filed a motion for summary judgment in the case against Idahoans for Open Primaries. Like in its original complaint to the Idaho Supreme Court, Attorney General Raúl […]
Water managers propose new plan to state
Settlement negotiations between the SWC and IGWA continue concerning a mitigation plan that would provide the IGWA groundwater districts safe harbor from a curtailment order. The Governor’s Executive Order stated that a mitigation plan should be submitted by October 1.
Drought conditions continue across the Pacific Northwest
WASHINGTON — The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the National Integrated Drought Information System (NIDIS) report that 61% of the Pacific Northwest Drought Early Warning System region is still experiencing drought conditions. According to the U.S. Drought Monitor, many areas remain in Moderate to Exceptional Drought conditions....
Near Record Steelhead Run Expected For Idaho-Fishing Starts Sunday
MOSCOW - This fall’s steelhead run into Idaho is expected to be one of the largest on record. Idaho Fish and Game is predicting a record run of 47,000 steelhead to return to the Clearwater River Basin this fall. That would be the largest run of Clearwater steelhead since tracking began.
Shari’s owed Idaho $200,000+ in unpaid sales tax as several locations close
The Idaho State Tax Commission has filed six liens on Shari’s Management Corp of Beaverton – the company that owns local Shari’s restaurants. Shari’s closed three of its Idaho store locations in recent months. This spring, the location on Franklin Rd. in Boise closed to make way for a planned Bank of America branch as BoiseDev first reported. Then, the restaurant in Lewiston closed on Memorial Day, according to Big Country News. Last month, the Shari’s in Idaho Falls closed, as reported by East Idaho News.
Two Pictures Tell the Story of Incinerated Idaho
My buddy, Mike McFadyen, has a ranch in Camas County. He had clear skies yesterday but woke up this morning to some serious haze. Smokey skies aren’t unusual; in Idaho and the western states. It’s not unusual to see big fires drift smoke from west to east across the continent, but Mike lives more than 140 miles due south of Stanley, the epicenter of the Wapiti Fire. Either winds are blowing from the north straight south, or the smoke is now so thick in the air that it’s spreading in every direction. Far and wide. Mike’s before and after pictures are above.
Walmart Has Quietly Changed 3 Popular Idaho Store Policies
Idahoans love saving money. It's why grocery store chains like WinCo started here. It's why you see so many Dollar Tree stores throughout the Treasure Valley, and successful outlets like Uptown Cheapskate have become commonplace. Walk into a Goodwill or Idaho Youth Ranch store on a Saturday. You will see how important getting low prices is, especially in a state where home prices have grown by 118% over the past five years, and the cost of gas is among the highest in the country. No wonder so many people have turned to coupons and shopping at discount stores like Walmart to save money.
Idaho’s Final Challenge Before The “100 Deadliest Days” End
The "100 Deadliest Days" in Idaho is as serious as it gets. It's one of the most dangerous times to be on the roads and Idaho's police have done everything they can to take the proper precautions. It's almost over!. If you're unfamiliar, the "100 Deadliest Days" begin on Memorial...
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