Emily Jones

A gradually developing La Niña could bring cooler, wetter and more volatile weather to central Idaho this winter, potentially improving current drought conditions, according to a Thursday, Oct. 17, media

The Blaine County Board of Commissioners agreed on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 23, to consider a redesigned Quigley Ranch subdivision with larger, but more contiguous, lots.

A recent decision by the U.S. Forest Service to lay off its entire seasonal, nonfirefighter workforce this fiscal year means the Sawtooth National

Make no mistake, every single complaint the AEA has against school choice is because it’s taking power away from them and putting it in the rightful hands…

A black bear cub spotted near Wood River Middle School earlier this month had traveled to Hailey from more than 120 miles away, according to a Wednesday news release from

Michael Bosse has every reason to be jaded by his slim prospects of receiving justice for the brutal attack that took his sight more than a year ago.

A Ketchum man is facing up to 10 years in prison for allegedly inflicting traumatic injuries on his former partner, including broken bones, that required emergency treatment.

Two men were taken into custody Friday evening, Nov. 1, after a roughly two-hour standoff involving multiple law enforcement agencies in southern Hailey.

A couple hundred overlooked public officials control the U.S. power grid — and some of them are on your ballots.

Whether the country meets this newly rising demand for electricity in a climate-friendly way or by prolonging the fossil fuel industry’s dominance will largely be up to the 200 or so regulators who sit on state utility commissions.