With the Food and Drug Administration now getting closer to approving two COVID-19 vaccines. The questions remain who should receive them and how many doses will be available?

The Hailey Fire Department is looking for recruits for the upcoming fire academy, while sharing some possible fire safety concerns over the holidays.

A unique population of salmon that for thousands of years has reproduced in one of Idaho’s wildest places experienced a small increase in adults returning to spawn this year.

Idaho health officials announced Wednesday 1,773 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 96,503.

Many of those working in the health care industry on the front lines of the battle against COVID-19, may have passed through the College of Southern Idaho’s practical nursing program.

Idaho Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin has proposed using millions of dollars in coronavirus relief aid for a Nevada company to install additional safety technology including “walk-through disinfectant cubes” at the state Capitol in Boise.

Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park reported their highest ever number of visitors for October.

Idaho State Police is reminding drivers to buckle up and drive safe during this holiday season.

With a new snow making system, the RotaRun is able to provide a place for the Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation to train, and also a place for people to learn a new hobby.

The partnership collected 1,937 birds through Saturday evening with late donations of additional turkeys and money after the initial food drive helping reach a total of 2,052 turkeys.

CDC is recommending people postpone travel as COVID cases surge

Putting you first, KMVT has information about coronavirus relief funds available for small businesses, through a grant created by the city of Twin Falls.