The construction and road work on Yellowstone Avenue in Pocatello was scheduled to be completed August 1, but the Idaho Transportation Department said Pocatellans will have at least one more month to go.

There are way too many horses and not enough rangeland. So now, the Bureau of Land Management is looking for pasture to rent -- something that would hold at least 100 head. They would like long-term pasture facilities with a free roaming environment.

Church officials say 274 Mormon missionaries are being transferred out of Sierra Leone and Liberia due to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa.

In just three weeks, the state of Wyoming will launch its first-ever lottery. But while Wyomingites rejoice, businesses on the Idaho side of the border worry what this will mean for their lottery sales.

President Barack Obama acknowledged Friday that the United States "crossed a line" and tortured al Qaeda detainees after the 9/11 terror attacks.

The comments at a White House news conference were the President's strongest on the controversial subject...

An Idaho Falls man was arrested Thursday night after police said he threatened another man with a knife.

Bonneville County officials said Cody Winters had a long criminal history before his downward spiral in Las Vegas.

Wastewater workers in the south-central Idaho town of Burley say disposable wipes are clogging the system and costing taxpayers.

A new study says visitors to Yellowstone National Park want to see grizzly and black bears so much they would pay more than double park's the current entry fee to be ensured of seeing one.

The director of the airport that serves Aspen, Colorado, has been hired to direct the airport that serves Jackson and nearby Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks.