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Idaho Department of Water Resource Board
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The Treasure Valley’s irrigation system is getting a revamp on the Boise Bench, funded in large part by federal grants and loans.
George Prentice, Ballet Idaho
U.S. National Weather Service Boise
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Some Republicans joined Democrats in rejecting the measure, which would have restricted bathroom access. Rep. Zooey Zephyr, Montana's first openly transgender legislator, won a second term last month. -
A new report from the Idaho Conservation League offers suggestions to mining companies on how to be good environmental stewards and reduce potential hurdles to approval. -
“This is the first year in ten years when we didn’t see a price increase,. We reached a bit of equilibrium right now and that’s been really, really nice.” -
A federal appeals court ruled on Monday that Idaho can partially enforce its "abortion trafficking law” which prevents adults from “harboring” or “transporting” minors out of state to terminate a pregnancy without their parents’ consent. -
Idaho Fish and Game is closely monitoring mule deer and elk herds that typically overwinter on hundreds of thousands of acres burned by wildfires earlier this year. -
The West Boise YMCA offers after-hours, private swim lessons to muslim women who would not otherwise have access to learn these skills. -
President Elect Donald Trump’s promise to overhaul America’s immigration policies has many in the Idaho refugee population wondering what this means for their community. -
An interview with Melissa B. Jacoby, author of the new book, Unjust Debts. The book offers an incisive look at the hidden role of bankruptcy in perpetuating inequality in America. -
For 40 years, Boise has marked the start of the holiday season with Saint Alphonsus’ Festival of Trees. -
Boise State forfeited both regular season matches against San Jose State, and said a third decision "was not an easy one." -
From farming practices to dances, the phrase "turkey trot" has been used for several things over the past two centuries. -
The Idaho Supreme Court has ruled that a second attempt to execute an Idaho death row inmate would not violate his Eighth Amendment protections against cruel and unusual punishment.
