The U.S. Forest Service has issued a new policy requiring forest managers to limit where snowmobiles can go by specifically designating what areas are open.

Some 3 million to 6 million Americans will have to pay an Affordable Care Act tax penalty for not having health insurance last year, Treasury officials said Wednesday.

Eastern Idaho police say two men transporting marijuana from California to Montana called 911 while in Idaho after mistakenly believing undercover officers had discovered their secret.

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

Dozens of people are scrambling to find affordable housing in Jackson before the end of the month because a new hotel is being built.

The House Judiciary Committee has endorsed a bill that would allow people who hold concealed carry permits to take guns onto school grounds and into most public meetings.

Idaho lawmakers are in their third day of listening to testimony on legislation that would create protections for gay and lesbian people in Idaho, but it's still unknown when the bill's fate will be determined.

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

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.