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Reports show armyworms are damaging lawns in Treasure Valley, with local sod farms noting repair costs over $6,000 and urging homeowners to inspect their yards & treat issues promptly.

The College of Western Idaho (Otters) has applied for NJCAA membership to launch a new intercollegiate athletic program on campus.

Officials say the move will offer students more sports opportunities soon.

A piece of the World Trade Center remains on display at Nampa Fire Station One as a reminder of 9/11.

On Sept. 11, a local neighbor brought her sons to learn about the attack & visitors can see the exhibit by ringing the buzzer when crews are available.

The Tunnel to Towers Foundation paid off the home mortgage for fallen deputy Tobin Bolter’s family on the 25th anniversary of 9/11 + a memorial run honoring him is scheduled for later today.

Local residents rallied in support of Hudson Bakery after its owner lost his fight with cancer + donations have reached the level needed to fund a full remodel of the building.

Today, the DMV launched self-service kiosks at select grocery stores, letting locals renew licenses and register vehicles without visiting an office.

Idaho truckers report record diesel prices that now average $5.94 per gallon, straining profits for companies that rely on diesel vehicles.

The Idaho Trucking Association warns that if fuel costs persist, businesses may soon pass these expenses on to consumers, potentially raising prices on everyday items.

The Idaho Department of Labor projected the workforce will grow by 121,000 jobs from 2024 to 2034, far exceeding the 3.1% national growth rate.

The report shows strong gains in healthcare and construction that will boost employment in Idaho.