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Albertsons sharpen cutting skills at U of I meat science training
Bass seeks to give workshop participants a more wholistic view of meat science, which helps meat cutters better respond to customers’ questions about how to use various meat products.
Idaho doctor, patients sue over new law halting public benefits to immigrants in US unlawfully
The complaint says the new law is vague, contradicts federal law and makes it impossible for health care providers to determine exactly what kind of immigration status is excluded and how to verify that status for patients.
Micron earnings beat Wall Street expectations
The chipmaker posted revenue of $9.3 billion in the period, also beating Street forecasts.
Newest residency program to open July 1 in Nampa
The new program is one of nine residency programs in Idaho and is the first for Saint Alphonsus in family medicine.
Trump administration plans to rescind rule blocking logging on national forest lands
Scientists say that worsening wildfires are driven by a combination of climate change that warms and dries out forests, less logging and decades of fire suppression that has allowed fuels to build up.
Land Use and Housing Affordability meeting discusses skyrocketing home prices in Idaho
Throughout all parts of the Gem State, many face many difficulties in their quest to own a home, a key point shared by Pond, and a message the committee has certainly heard from him before.
Moscow restaurant owner says ‘no tax on tips’ budget proposal a ‘good start’ but not enough
“This bill is a very good start in terms of trying to leave more money in people’s pocketbooks, but now let’s finish what we started and make it a great thing for the restaurant industry overall,” he said.
In the Lead – Startup Businesses
MOSCOW — About 20 meat cutters with Albertsons Companies sharpened their skills during a recent training workshop that University of Idaho‘s meat science team facilitated at the True West Beef ...
From accomplished to icon, 50 Idahoans honored at annual event
Collectively, the 50 were honored during the Accomplished Under 40 and Icon Awards ceremony, a dual-recognition awards program hosted by Idaho Business Review June 10 at the Boise Centre.
Despite predictions, home prices up in Treasure Valley
The median sales price in Ada County in May was $579,900 and $433,490 in Canyon County.
Albertsons to preview new digital ad displays in stores
Albertsons cited research that showed 75% of adult shoppers were more likely to pay attention to in-store advertising, with “retail media spending to exceed $1 billion by 2028.”
Credit scores decline for millions as US student loan collections restart
“The fact that this economy is driven by debt to begin with causes my score to be paramount no matter what financial decisions I’m making, outside of going to the grocery store,” said Andrew McCall of Boise.
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