Greg Foley

Ah, yes. Here it comes. The Fourth of July, the red-white-and-blue celebration of our nation’s declaration of independence from the British Empire. The mere mention of it conjures up images

How ambulance service is provided in Blaine County is likely changing, the governing board of the county's sole ambulance-management agency indicated this week.

A years-long project to improve forest health, decrease fire risk and establish new pockets of skiable terrain on Bald Mountain is continuing this summer, with crews working in multiple areas.

A stream of water runs through the rocky bed of the Sun Valley Lake and into a spillway gate that feeds Trail Creek on Monday.

The nonprofit Blaine County Education Foundation is seeking donations and volunteers to support a program that gives students in need essential supplies before the start of the new school year.

Amid a cut in federal funding and declining bus ridership, the operator of Blaine County’s public transit system is making service changes to some of its routes—and possibly adjusting to

Wood River Valley residents, commuters and workers will have longer drive times to and from parts of Sun Valley starting Monday morning, when the Idaho Transportation Department will close a

Sun Valley leaders are scheduled to commence discussions about the city’s fiscal year 2027 budget on Monday, with additional work on the spending plan scheduled for later in the month

The city of Sun Valley will decide in coming weeks if it will grant a request from the organizing committee of the 2027 FIS Ski World Cup Finals for $233,000 to support the event.

Hailey Mayor Martha Burke issued a firm rebuke to the Blaine County Board of County Commissioners on Thursday, stating that she and her city's