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Grass Valley could offer more public input into major projects like the proposed reopening of the Idaho-Maryland Mine and large housing developments if a new policy is adopted at the City Council meeting tonight.
While other reporters flocked to Denver for the Democratic National Convention, Weekly Standard senior writer Matt Labash fly-fished with Vice President Dick Cheney on the South Fork of the Snake River in Idaho.
The city of Ketchum agreed Monday evening to work with Idaho Mountain Express staff to furnish a records request made by the newspaper on Aug.
MT. VERNON — The City Council approved a financing quote from People’s National Bank to purchase various equipment and vehicles and a $120,000 revolving loan for an Idaho company to open a manufacturing facility in the King City during its regular meeting on Monday night.
GOOD AFTERNOON IDAHO City, pet group contract for dog patrol BOISE (AP) — The city of Boise is teaming up with the Idaho Humane Society to pay for officers to provide education and enforcement of dog rules in the city’s parks and foothills trail system.
U.S. Rep. Bill Sali, R-Idaho, voted against extending federal unemployment benefits earlier this month, just days before Micron Technology Inc. announced it was cutting thousands of jobs.
Associated Press - October 9, 2008 7:44 PM ET BOISE, Idaho (AP) - After complaints, Secretary of State Ben Ysursa struck a Web-site warning to students that they could face criminal penalties...
LEWISTON — The three top candidates battling for Idaho’s open U.S. Senate seat sparred over the nation’s ailing economy, unchecked pork barrel spending and the federal deficit during a Wednesday night debate.
LEWISTON - The three top candidates battling for Idaho's open U.S. Senate seat sparred over the nation's ailing economy, unchecked pork barrel spending and the federal deficit during a Wednesday night debate.
BOISE (AP) — U.S. Rep. Bill Sali’s absence at House hearings this week where lawmakers grilled financial industry executives about the causes of America’s financial crisis drew criticism Tuesday from his Democratic challenger Walt Minnick.
U.S. Rep. Bill Sali's absence at House hearings this week where lawmakers grilled financial industry executives about the causes of America's financial crisis drew criticism Tuesday from his Democratic challenger Walt Minnick.