With the banning of large public gatherings, arts organizations, like Ballet Idaho, have been trying to reach their audiences online.

State officials have taken down an online form that anyone could’ve used to report businesses that weren’t following Gov. Brad Little’s (R) stay-at-home order.

Idaho’s upcoming May primary will move to an all absentee ballot election next month to avoid transmitting the coronavirus, which will push back the results until June.

Many Idahoans are adapting to their new, more secluded lives amid the coronavirus pandemic. Those recovering from drug and alcohol addictions are having to connect digitally to help stay sober.

As we continue to cover the coronavirus pandemic, we know many of you have questions and concerns about how to stay healthy and how to protect your community. The best way to answer those questions with facts is to bring on Idaho’s medical experts. 

Ammon Bundy is holding court in a chilly warehouse by the railroad tracks in rural Emmett, Idaho. Yes, that Ammon Bundy.