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Idaho’s health care workers describe what it’s like going to war against COVID-19

Elections officials say using GoFundMe is legal, but disclosure laws must be followed

Hundreds of Idahoans applied for a program to help pay for COVID-19 burials and other costs.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration projects that there was a 14% dip in hydropower in the U.S. this year. The vast majority of that decline is in the West. Less moisture and higher temps meant lower reservoir levels and decreased the ability to get energy from hydro dams. While utilities have long prepared for droughts, they’re becoming more frequent due to climate change.

A warrant was issued for his arrest earlier in the month on a rape charge in Ada County

An interview with Head Coach Seton Sobolewski

Aaron von Ehlinger remains in Georgia jail while prosecutors determine next steps

You might want to consider investing in equipment to clean the air inside your home, especially with climate change likely leading to more wildfires, writes guest columnist Bernard J. Wolfson.