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Police are looking for two suspects in an ATM holdup Monday night. Full Story »

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) -- In a bid to take over management of gray wolves, Wyoming argues there's no biological reason that the predators should be treated as a trophy game species throughout the entire state. Full Story »

BOISE, Idaho (AP) -- Blake Hall, an eastern Idaho lawyer and veteran activist in the state and national Republican Party, has stepped down from his role on the national committee. Full Story »

The new “U” rising got a new meaning Monday thousands of feet in the air. Full Story »

Sixty-seven members of the Idaho Army National Guard's 2nd Squadron of the 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team have re-enlisted. Full Story »

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is asking the public for information regarding the poaching of three cow elk in Unit 27, five miles below Dagger Falls. The Citizens Against Poaching (CAP) organization Full Story »

When you have a chronic lung disease (COPD), you need to watch for signs of flare-ups and get help right away. This article also gives tips on how to avoid them. Full Story »

Thinking about brightening your smile with a bleaching treatment? Talk to your dentist first. Not all whitening products are created equal, and not all of them are right for you. Full Story »

Is constant computer use affecting your eyes? Learn how to use proper lighting to protect them from strain and soreness. Full Story »

With budgets tight, families will be loading up on low-priced fashion dolls, action figures and fake pets for the holidays this year. Full Story »

After only three songs, some fans stormed out during a Britney Spears concert in Australia, enraged by her lackluster performance. Full Story »

The perfect crunchy kibble can do everything from promoting your dog’s heart health to scrubbing your pet’s teeth. Does the dry food you’re buying match your dog’s needs? Full Story »

Pac-10 commissioner Larry Scott says he has approved the request from Oregon to reinstate running back LeGarrette Blount, who was suspended in September after he punched a Boise State player. Full Story »

History's judgment will probably call it a draw between rival claims to causality, but a comedy of errors in East Berlin and Moscow on Nov. 9, 1989, ensured that the wall fell. Full Story »

Developing a business idea is a matter of creating a vision, leveraging your strengths and determining what the market needs. These three steps should get you started. Full Story »

A hemoglobin A1C test shows what your average blood sugar levels have been over the past few months. It can also tell you if your diabetes treatment plan is working. Full Story »

Depression is common after a heart attack. Why does it happen and what can you do about it? Full Story »

If an inept or abrasive boss is ruining your workday, you may be taking that stress to heart, literally. New research links having a poor supervisor to a higher risk of heart attack, and that's not all: people who don't like their managers also take more sick leave. Full Story »

Golden Girls star Rue McClanahan is doing well after undergoing a cardial bypass, according to the actress' rep. Full Story »

A teen driver faces vehicular manslaughter charges for a crash that killed a Boise cyclist. Full Story »

From wedding bells to a having a baby on the way, good or bad, major life transitions carry daunting challenges along with them, especially for your finances. Full Story »

Two people face felony charges after police say they had more than fifty pounds of marijuana in the truck of their car. Oregon State Troopers pulled the car over east of La Grande for speeding along Full Story »

Idaho State University officials are putting together a task force to look at merging the College of Pharmacy and the Kasiska College of Health Professionals... Full Story »

Foreign countries routinely show graphic public service announcements to save lives. But are such advertisements too graphic for Americans? Full Story »

Canyon County officials worry about crime rate CALDWELL, Idaho (AP) -- Authorities in Canyon County say the rejection by voters last week of a $46 million bond to build a new jail means the crime rate Full Story »