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Albertsons issued its fourth quarter (Q4) and 2021 fiscal year (FY2021) financial results in an earnings call on April 12. The grocery retailer also announced a quarterly $0.12 cash dividend per share of Class A and A-1 stock for those ...

Every week, around 800 Idahoans report to work in one of Idaho’s largest dairy processing plants in Nampa. This same plant has been winning international awards for the quality of its products for the last decade. The plant belongs to ...

The Idaho 2022 Legislative Session saw the passage and approval of 333 bills, six of which were vetoed, and 327 were passed, 325 of which were signed by Gov. Brad Little and two became law without signature. Out of all ...

The Idaho 2022 Legislative Session saw the passage and approval of 333 bills, six of which were vetoed, and 327 were passed, 325 of which were signed by Gov. Brad Little and two became law without signature. Out of all ...

The Paradise Ridge Defense Coalition (PRDC) filed its third lawsuit on March 22 to block the construction of the new 6.5-mile four-lane divided-highway section of US-95 south of Moscow. The new roadway as currently designed will cross the prairie below ...

After a year of analysis, workshops, stakeholder meetings and public outreach, the draft of Ada County’s rewritten zoning ordinance is complete and ready for public review and comments. The county will hold two public open house events during the third ...

When Gov. Brad Little signed Senate Bill 1359 (SB1359) into law on March 17, the Local Highway Technical Assistance Council (LHTAC) gained funding to repair or replace bridges around the state. SB1359 Sponsored by Sen. Jim Woodward and Rep. Matthew ...

Some Idaho employers are building, leasing and renting housing for their employees who are priced out of the state’s runaway housing market. This phenomenon is currently taking place in Idaho’s resort communities, since local businesses cannot survive without clerical personnel, ...

It’s been covered in most of the media outlets in Ada County that the fabled In-N-Out Burger is coming to Treasure Valley. This is indeed a cause for celebration if you love In-N-Out, which, personally, I do. Going to grad ...

This business is so famous it’s on SillyAmerica.com’s list of the 15 best roadside attractions in Idaho. It’s big and it’s brown and it’s bumpy, just like you’d expect from a 6-ton hollow lump of concrete masquerading as a russet ...