If Sunny Hostin were grading President Donald Trump‘s handling of the U.S. economy, it sounds like she’d hit him with a big fat F. The View co-host criticized Trump’s economic policies on ...

On Monday, while most areas stay sunny and calm, a weak disturbance passing through central Idaho will bring a slight chance of rain and/or snow showers to far NE Oregon and the West Central ...

KENWOOD — In a news release issued Wednesday, Penns Manor Education Support Professionals (PMESP) responded to the Penns Manor School Board’s decision to suspend negotiations and initiate the ...

COPAKE – The Columbia County Libraries Association is pleased to announce the return of its county-wide Community Read program for 2025, inviting readers of all ages to come together in a shared ...

COPAKE – The Columbia County Libraries Association is pleased to announce the return of its county-wide Community Read program for 2025, inviting readers of all ages to come together in a shared ...

COLUMBUS -- Fairland High School senior C.J. Graham finished as runner-up in the Ohio State Wrestling Tournament Sunday at the Schottenstein Center. Graham was second at 126 pounds, winning three ...

Abigail Hewitt O’Rourke was three when her mother, Sue Hewitt, opened a dance studio after years of juggling dance lessons in Pittsburgh, Indiana living, two kids and a husband. Almost 28 years ...

No. 1 Owyhee secured its third state championship in four years with a 77-46 victory over No. 2 Lake City in the 6A title game Saturday at the Ford Idaho Center. KTVB's Jay Tust and Brady ...

While nobody is quite sure yet what the new law will include, it is expected by some to pave the way for individual member states to pursue 'offshore' processing schemes.

Expert witnesses for the accused killer will not challenge scientific finding that the suspect’s DNA was located on a knife sheath discovered at the crime scene, according to prosecution.

“I love the signal we send to Idaho families every year when we deliver even more tax relief while taking care of the needs of a growing state,” Little said.