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A bald eagle cutout sits atop the military honor roll replica that shows the names of Japanese Americans who served from Minidoka. (Courtesy of the Minidoka National Historic Site)

Idaho’s Minidoka National Historic Site reminds us to remain vigilant against racial injustice

Recognizing our faults is not designed to make anyone feel bad, but to acknowledge our mistakes so we don’t repeat them, writes guest columnist Jim Jones.

The original Idaho State Museum’s building façade captures art deco style in the Gem State. (Courtesy of the Idaho State Museum)

Idaho State Museum to showcase Art of Deco, an exhibit dedicated to iconic design of the 1920s and ‘30s

Mountain Harvest Community Market is a healthy foods store based in Salmon, Idaho since 2020. (Courtesy of Mountain Harvest Community Market).

Salmon store is Idaho’s first recipient of Healthy Food and Financing Initiative

Mountain Harvest Community Market is the first business in the state to receive funds from the USDA to improve access to healthy and fresh food retail

The U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, D.C. (Ariana Figueroa/States Newsroom)

Idaho attorney general says abortion ban likely to take effect in late August after SCOTUS decision

Leaders of Planned Parenthood say abortions will be provided in Idaho up until the day it is illegal

Idaho’s trigger law will abolish abortions 30 days after SCOTUS ruling overturning Roe v. Wade

Leaders of Planned Parenthood in Oregon say their clinics are prepared for an influx of patients from Idaho

In this file photo, nurses affiliated with the group National Nurses United read the names of registered nurses who died during the coronavirus pandemic while demonstrating in May 12, 2021, in Washington, D.C. The group placed a pair of shoes “for every RN who has died during this pandemic due to a lack of employer and federal government action to protect nurses and other health care workers from getting infected with COVID-19 at work.” (Win McNamee/Getty Images)

The pandemic isn’t over, Idaho. This is what COVID looks like here, today.

Wastewater, COVID cases, hospitalizations — they’re all changing

Timberline TREE Club members Sasha Truaz, Cindy Su, Annie Birch Wright and Michel Liao. (Photo courtesy of Michel Liao.)

Boise students speak out after wolf pups named for their school are killed

Wolves from the Timberline pack, named for an Idaho high school, lived in the nearby Boise National Forest

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

2022 Idaho GOP primary elections: 12 races to watch, voting tips, deadlines and more

Crowded Republican primary races will help shape state government for years

Death cap mushroom (Amanita phalloides) in grass. (Courtesy of Paul Kroeger/Beaty Biodiversity Museum)

Poisonous death cap mushrooms found in Boise neighborhood, Idaho Department of Health and Welfare warns

Idaho State Capitol building seen past the old Ada County Courthouse in Boise on March 20, 2021. (Otto Kitsinger for Idaho Capital Sun)

Execution chemical secrecy bill brought back for vote, moves to Senate

Legislators conflicted about whether last week’s 4-4 tie vote on House Bill 658 killed the bill for this legislative session

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