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Two Years After Declaring Climate Emergency, Scientists Say It's Even Worse

An updated version of a 2019 report published in the journal BioScience on Wednesday includes an additional 2,800 scientists’ signatures.

Central District Health offices, in West Boise, are the public health headquarters for Ada, Boise, Elmore and Valley counties. (Audrey Dutton, Idaho Capital Sun)

Who pays for public health? Who sets pandemic rules? Idaho changed the law

The 2021 Legislature gave county governments “a lot more oversight” over public health

When it started in 2018, the teacher training and recruitment program at the College of Southern Idaho had fewer than 20 students. Now, just four years later, it’s at 150 students and poised to grow further as districts across Idaho look for ways to “grow their own” teachers from their own communities, writes guest columnist Stephen Hartgen. (Courtesy of the College of Southern Idaho)

CSI program expands Idaho’s pool of educators, and it’s poised for further growth

By eliminating previous barriers, the CSI program is a new model for the workforce needed in our growing state, writes guest columnist Stephen Hartgen.

Bill Parrish Family 3 ON 3 Basketball Tournament

Linda Larsen sits down with Carri Parrish Curtis to discuss the 3 on 3 basketball tournament dedicated to Carbon monoxide poisoning awareness, and the Bill Parrish Family.

As Delta Variant Spreads, Limited Public Health Laws In Western States Could Pose Safety Risks

COVID-19 cases are surging nationwide, prompting the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention this week to issue new guidance for vaccinated people to mask up in areas with high transmission rates. But if infections continue to rise, some Western states have limited how officials can respond.

An early voting dropbox outside Boise City Hall on May 5, 2021. (Otto Kitsinger for Idaho Mountain Sun)

Early voting underway in Idaho for Nov. 2 local elections

Idahoans still have time to request absentee ballots from their county elections offices

ISU Women's Soccer: Gaining Momentum

An opinion piece: Are the Bengals finding some form?

Bengals Picked First in Women's Basketball Big Sky Preseason Polls

ISU are the number one pick

Charlotte McCabe is treated for liver problem and high ammonia levels at Children’s Primary Hospital in August. A COVID infection caused the Nampa toddler’s liver to nearly fail. (Photo courtesy Megan McCabe)

‘Such a traumatic experience.’ Nampa toddler recovering after COVID nearly causes liver failure

Charlotte was one of the 243 Idaho children who have been hospitalized with COVID-19 so far during the pandemic

A Soccer Record? Three Goals In One Minute!

ISU Women's Soccer suffer 2-1 defeat to the Montana Griz

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