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Buddy the border collie runs the length of the room, his head popping up in the interior windows as he jumps to look at the tour group walking past. It’s easy to tell that he would love for someone to ...

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In what may be the beginning of a trend, Idaho hospitals, schools and municipalities have begun to take their own measures to slow the spread of COVID-19. Bingham Healthcare, the largest health network in eastern Idaho, announced on March 6 that ...

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The Idaho economy loses out on  $479 million annually because of childcare fumbles, according to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation released a report at the end of February looking at the impact of childcare ...

Ten years ago, a handful of recovering addicts started a recovery program in Boise. A decade and six facilities later, the highly-rated and accredited Northpoint Recovery care provider is starting a mental health program for adolescents, ages 12 to 17, ...

This article was updated on March 11 to correct a URL. Even though the risk to most Idahoans is currently low, Gov. Brad Little is calling on residents to be prepared when COVID-19 does arrive inside state borders. On March ...

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PAXINOS, Pa. (AP) — Mabel Henninger knitted on her living room couch as her husband of 69 years sat nearby in a recliner having his heart and lungs monitored by a Geisinger physician. The physician, Dr. Anthony Wylie, was in ...

A dozen organizations have joined forces to create a new 2-dimensional Boise River model tool that will help predict the potential damage from flooding events along the Boise River from Diversion Dam to the Snake River and identify “hot spots” that ...

TWIN FALLS – In another Opportunity Zone development here, the tax break is being used to develop a building from the 1920s into a food hall, 2nd South Market. “We learned about food halls by accident when visiting Denver two ...

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EVERETT, Wash. (AP) — When Lynnwood resident Aristotle Roberts arrived at Paine Field at 3:12 p.m. on Monday from San Francisco International Airport, he was greeted with a bottle of Champagne as he became the one millionth passenger to pass ...

This article was updated on March 9 to clarify the timing on the UPRR bridge work in Bliss and to correct the attribution of a quote by Nick Jerke. The bad news is that the interminable and confusing construction at the ...