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Oil nears six-month highs amid rising US-Iran tensions and supply concerns
Oil prices approach six-month highs as US-Iran tensions escalate and crude inventories fall, supporting a weekly gain despite ongoing supply surplus concerns.
Idaho health system awarded first SHIF grant for supportive housing
Terry Reilly Health Services in Idaho received the first SHIF grant to support permanent supportive housing and health services in Ada County.
Idaho Power transfers portion of ownership to Oregon agency
Idaho Power has sold its Oregon service area to Oregon Trail Electric Cooperative for $154 million, focusing future efforts on Idaho communities.
Idahoans among millions of US Medicare Advantage enrollees forced to switch plans, study finds
Nearly 3 million Medicare Advantage enrollees, including many in Idaho, must switch plans in 2026 due to insurer market exits and reduced options, a JAMA study shows.
AARP community challenge grant returns to Idaho for quick-action projects
The AARP Community Challenge grant program is open for Idaho submissions until March 4, supporting quick-action projects that improve age-friendly community spaces.
Mobile medicine and treatment on the go in the Gem State
Patients can attend virtual appointments from home or work, which can minimize the time they need to take off from work and reduce transportation costs.
INL partners with NVIDIA to accelerate nuclear deployment with AI
The partnership, dubbed Prometheus, will use AI for the designing, licensing, manufacturing, construction and operation of reactors, speeding up the time it would generally take to complete such projects at more than 50% the costs
What’s new for the buildings where health care happens in Idaho
From innovative diagnostic equipment to new models of patient-centered care, modern medicine requires spaces that are as advanced as the treatments themselves.
US homebuilder sentiment dips in February amid high costs and low buyer traffic
US homebuilder sentiment fell to 36 in February 2020 due to high land and construction costs and affordability challenges, according to the NAHB/Wells Fargo index.
Idaho organic farmers get back to their roots at Grower’s Own Conference
Idaho organic farmers gathered in Caldwell for the Grower’s Own Organic Farming Conference to promote sustainable agriculture and share knowledge.
How health care providers are addressing patient care in Idaho
Idaho health care providers use data-driven strategies to expand clinics and bring specialty and primary care closer to patients amid growing population needs.
How health care is being addressed in rural communities with or without physical clinics
“Building a health care workforce ready to meet the needs of our population is an almost universal concern for those of us delivering health care in rural Idaho,” McGrath shared.
