Dworshak Dam Outlines Winter Recreation Closures Across Multiple Sites
AHSAHKA, ID — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Walla Walla District has announced several seasonal closures at Dworshak Dam recreation sites as winter conditions settle into the region. According to the announcement, Dent Acres Recreation Area
USDA Announces $700 Million Regenerative Agriculture Pilot Program
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Department of Agriculture has launched a new $700 million Regenerative Pilot Program aimed at helping farmers adopt practices intended to improve soil health, strengthen water quality, and support long-term farm productivity. The
Third parties trying to aid in CDL compliance, auditing
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Compliance and preparation for federal government audits of commercial driving license training providers is a business with a number of avenues to help across America. The U.S. Department of Transportation recently shared a database
Do you have a forgotten bank account in Idaho? See if the state is holding onto it.
BOISE, ID – Idaho protects more than $291 million of unclaimed property and funds like forgotten bank accounts, rebates, insurance payouts and refunds. Last month, the Idaho State Treasurer’s Office returned a record-breaking amount to Idahoans: $2.25
Voting by mail faces uncertain moment ahead of midterm elections
SALEM, OR – Derrin Robinson has worked in Oregon elections for more than 30 years, long enough to remember when voters in the state cast their ballots at physical polling sites instead of by mail. As the
Record-Breaking Holiday Travel Expected Nationwide and in Idaho, AAA Says
BOISE, ID — Holiday travel is set to break records this year, with AAA projecting more than 122 million Americans — including about 700,000 Idahoans — will travel 50 miles or more between December 20 and January
Clarkston Man Arrested After Seizure of $40,000 Worth of Cocaine
CLARKSTON, WA – Detectives from the Quad Cities Drug Task Force executed a search warrant Tuesday afternoon at a Clarkston residence, resulting in a major drug and firearms seizure. Investigators located approximately three pounds of cocaine, numerous
Walz Draws Standing Ovation at Ferguson Fundraiser in Seattle Despite Looming Fraud Scandal
SEATTLE, WA – Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, under fire for failing to prevent a massive welfare fraud scheme in his state, was in Seattle on Tuesday as the special guest at Gov. Bob Ferguson’s fundraising luncheon, telling
Washington State’s Last Coal Power Plant to Transition to Natural Gas
CENTRALIA, WA – TransAlta Corporation has signed an agreement with Puget Sound Energy to switch the last coal-fired power station in Washington state to natural gas. The deal, which TransAlta announced Tuesday, comes as the Centralia plant
Fulcher Launches Push for Local Control of Idaho’s Public Lands
BOISE, ID – Idaho U.S. Rep. Russ Fulcher said he is convening meetings statewide to explore transferring management and ownership of the Gem State’s vast federal public lands to state and local governments. The Republican congressman on