The economic hit taken by the Northeast this week is kind of like the storm itself: not as bad as it could have been.

Students are reacting positively to the announcement of a new BYU-Idaho president.

Jefferson County Sheriff Blair Olsen has been charged with four felony counts.

Skiing at the popular East Fork Mink Creek Nordic Center south of Pocatello has effectively come to a halt after a week of warmer-than-usual temperatures.

According to the labor department, school District 91 fired an employee for reporting asbestos cleanup concerns at C. E. Gayle Junior High School.

Two people tied to an attempted murder in Fremont County were supposed to be handed their sentences Tuesday, but it was instead moved to Feb. 24.

The United Health Foundation ranks the health of each state's population on dozen's of factors.  Idaho fell by 6 spots. 

Idaho State University is conducting a sleep study. Those eligible can receive up to $240 dollars. The goal is to look at how sleep habits as children can affect you as an adult.

The LDS church has named a new president for Brigham Young University-Idaho.

Wildlife advocates have petitioned federal officials to reclassify gray wolves as a threatened species, hoping to retain at least some protections that lawmakers in Congress want to repeal.