Eric Tegethoff
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The state is again targeting diversity and inclusion efforts on college campuses. -
Idaho has suspended enrollment in a child-care benefits program, and families are expected to feel the squeeze. -
Idaho has the fewest doctors per capita of any state in the country. Advanced technology in Idaho college classrooms could help the state retain more health care workers. -
Wildlife corridor conservation is a top issue for hunters and anglers in the West. Advocates say the federal government could do more to support this work. -
A spending bill in Washington, D.C. includes a provision to conduct further study of wind energy before its installation in Idaho. Critics say the provision could slow down wind power's rollout. -
Pandemic-related SNAP benefits ended in March, causing thousands to fall off the "hunger cliff." -
Selenium and other pollutants from coal mines across the northern Idaho border are impacting fish species in the Kootenai River. -
Flowers are largely imported in the United States, which comes with a big environmental footprint. The "Slow Flower Movement" is popularizing locally grown flowers. -
A new initiative in Idaho is seeking public input on the quality of the internet connection. Rural communities especially struggle with broadband access. -
The program is geared toward people with low to moderate incomes and can help people of any age.
