It was Bengal and donkey basketball Wednesday evening in the literal sense, but it was also the unveiling of the Ultimate Bengal Scholarship winner.

The Food and Drug Administration is making another attempt at regulating electronic cigarettes and other tobacco products.

The city of Island Park hosted a public meeting Wednesday night to discuss the possibility of the area becoming a national monument.

The Idaho State Police has a new K-9 unit as drug trafficking increases across the state.

Looking for a job or looking to hire? Experts say you may have to look no further than social media.

 In Wednesday's special work session, the school board voted 5-0 in favor of moving boundaries for several schools. It took several motions and a change from the original scheme, but the board settled on boundaries that will go in affect this year.

A small town in southwest Wyoming has been evacuated after an explosion and fire at a natural gas pipeline hub.

Idaho Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter has appointed a public records ombudsman to review how state agencies handle records requests and to look at ways to improve Idaho's public records laws.

Local communities are observing Earth Day, while taking a deeper look into what they are doing to better preserve the environment.

We had severe thunderstorms in our area Tuesday, and that rain can ruin outdoor recreation trails.

Many of Teton County's services are settling into a new building this week in Driggs.