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Ada County students learn skills with project to help Idaho veterans
Dubbed Operation Freedom Crossroads, all parties involved, the students, the chamber and even the Idaho Associated General Contractors (AGC) are all lined up on the same side for this worthwhile project.
Idaho Business Review names 2026 CEO of influence honorees
Idaho Business Review announced its 2026 CEO of Influence honorees, recognizing leaders across industries at an awards event on May 7 in Boise.
$30K up for grabs from Idaho’s K-12 schools in STEM contest
Sparklight awards $30,000 to 12 Idaho K-12 schools in its 2026 Dream Bigger STEM contest to support hands-on science and technology projects.
University of Idaho survey tracks 35 years of Idaho water resource perceptions
The University of Idaho's 35-year survey reveals evolving public perceptions on Idaho's water quality, conservation willingness, and concerns about water quantity.
Idaho grants support CEI students facing financial and personal barriers
College of Eastern Idaho receives $4,000 in grants to help students overcome financial and personal challenges through its Center for New Directions.
US weekly jobless claims increase more than expected
U.S. initial jobless claims rose more than expected as snowstorms hit, but economists say the labor market remains stable and Fed rates may stay unchanged.
Buoyed by Idaho and Kennedy’s success, MAHA groups take aim at state vaccine laws
U.S. activists allied with Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. aim to ban vaccine mandates in up to a dozen states, building on Idaho’s new law.
Finding new ways to bridge the special education gap for Idaho’s students
Why special education funding is central to Idaho schools today, how outdated formulas fall short, and the short-term steps being proposed to support high-need students.
AI literacy to be taught with English at eastern Idaho school
College of Eastern Idaho will add generative AI literacy to English 101 in fall 2026, teaching students responsible, ethical use of AI tools.
U of I team taking novel approach to develop new fungicides for potato farmers
University of Idaho scientists are using computer molecular modeling to develop new fungicides with novel modes of action to fight potato crop diseases.
Kuna named a national ‘boomtown’ as growth reshapes the city
Kuna, Idaho earns boomtown status as rapid growth, affordable housing and new businesses attract families and employers to the growing Treasure Valley city.
Apprenticeship program hits record high at CEI
College of Eastern Idaho reports record apprenticeship enrollment as electrical, plumbing, and HVAC programs expand to meet Idaho workforce needs.
