Wilder residents and council members were divided on banning automated license plate readers and facial recognition technology. The issue now goes before voters.
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Wilder residents and council members were divided on banning automated license plate readers and facial recognition technology. The issue now goes before voters.
A poll taken a while back by the folks at The Barna Group found that as many as 19 percent of Americans believe in spells. Continue reading…
The U.S. Forest Service is warning visitors traveling on Forest Road 384 to expect delays as crews work to contain the Crooked Fire.
Firefighters tackle the Crooked Fire near Idaho City, facing steep terrain and unpredictable weather. Over 260 personnel are working to contain the 1,000+ acre fire.
The fire is burning in rocky, heavily forested terrain, where rolling debris, rocks, and falling-hazard trees continue to challenge containment efforts.
The southwest Idaho town is trying to force a city council vote on banning automatic license readers. If council rejects it, it goes on the Nov. 2027 ballot.
The Basin School District held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday to celebrate the Elite Athletic Den as students return to school on Tuesday.
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