Today we are facing the greatest threat to Idaho's public lands than at any time in U.S. history, writes guest columnist Rod ...

The last known business on Incubator Flat was the Rowley Produce Stand, which operated from 1934 to 1945. Located at the ...

The Bonners Ferry Planning and Zoning Commission approved a new city zoning map April 17 that would convert the 80-acre ...

One advocate expressed cautious optimism about doubling down on commercial logging to preserve Idaho forests. Another called the governor’s approach “obsolete.” ...

Shoshone Falls, also known as the “Niagara of the West,” is sometimes thundering in full force, and sometimes, it’s just a sprinkle.

The area of New York state where Micron and Chobani are investing doesn’t particularly have a more skilled labor force or ...

New 'Signs of the Times' exhibit at the Museum of Idaho showcases street signs and related artifacts from Idaho Falls' past.

U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum announced during his visit to Oklahoma City that his agency is going to promote mining ...

The trio suddenly noticed a visible mine lying on the ground. Panicked, Khalil and his friends tried to leave, but he stepped on a land mine and it exploded. His friends, terrified, ran to find an ...

It was the largest shift in political power in Idaho’s history and the state’s wildest and most chaotic election year. That’s ...

Stories by Idaho Statesman journalists, with AI summarization Idaho’s business scene is shifting as familiar names exit and local spots feel the squeeze. This list of stories outlines how ...

A sweeping new film project by Visit Idaho is spotlighting the state's legendary rivers and whitewater culture through a ...