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Cody Burlile leads Idaho's brand inspectors in safeguarding ranchers by verifying cattle ownership and combating livestock theft.

For thousands of small farmers around the world, vanilla is a high-stakes crop. A local business is helping connect those small growers to buyers.

Dissolving the Western Ada Recreation District will be on the ballot for voters in and around Meridian.

In 2003, a pioneering team at the University of Idaho successfully cloned a mule, sparking groundbreaking advances in equine science.

As Idaho faces rising power demands from new data centers, farmers worry that costs could skyrocket for electricity.

Idaho sugar beet farmers face financial strain as rising costs and outdated tariffs allow cheap foreign sugar to flood the market.

KTVB analyzed the radio traffic Tuesday night from when the first call came in about the fast-moving brush fire.

Witnesses and their families recount the Teton Dam collapse 50 years ago, revealing stories of unexpected heroism, tragic loss, and community efforts to rebuild.

Oregon's PEACE Act, aiming to expand animal protections by closing legal loopholes, could alter agricultural and hunting practices if it garners enough signatures.

Wildfire smoke is affecting more than Idaho’s air quality this summer. Farmers and produce sellers say it is also slowing the growth and ripening of some crops.