Hate crimes across the country were up 17 percent last year, according to the latest data from the Federal Bureau of Investigation out this week.

Salt Lake City and Denver are the last two American cities vying for the 2030 Winter Olympic Games.

Idaho is helping battle the wildfires wreaking havoc in California. Resources from the Gem State are on the front lines.

People living in Idaho with cases in immigration court often don’t have a lawyer. The law says they must be notified of organizations that provide free legal services, but until last month the closest place to get representation was in Montana.

After a decade of searching, Camp Rainbow Gold is close to buying a permanent property to host weekend trips and summer programs for children with cancer.

Thanksgiving is less than two weeks away, meaning some people might already be packing their bags for the November 22 holiday. The Transportation Security Administration is bracing for one of the busiest Thanksgivings on record.

A team of scientists from University of Idaho has made it to the finals in a competition to fight algae blooms in public waters.

An Idaho citizen’s committee has voted overwhelmingly to close a pension loophole for state legislators.

A recent overhaul of some city plumbing in Ketchum is saving the Wood River Valley community a staggering amount of water.