Stanley

The U.S. Forest Service purchased an easement to build part of the trail on private property within the Sawtooth National Recreation Area.

The grants and loans in the agency's "ReConnect" program cover the cost of building and improving broadband facilities and equipment, especially in rural areas.

A new collaboration has pulled together to help protect the reserve, bring NASA into more Idaho classrooms, use stem to teach the next generation of students and so much more.

The planned 195-foot cell tower near Redfish Lake would provide first responders more coverage to connect in a crisis. But opponents say the tower that AT&T would build would adversely impact the Sawtooth National Recreational Area.

Last summer, Michael Boren made headlines for allegedly piloting a low-flying helicopter over a trail building crew working on his family’s Stanley…

We're two weeks out from the November 3 election while the state continues to see coronavirus cases rise, so there's a lot to cover. Today our Idaho…

Stanley, Idaho Mayor Steve Botti has his hands full. Besides coronavirus, wildfires, earthquake aftershocks and routine city business, Botti has been…

It’s been three months since a 6.5 magnitude earthquake struck northwest of Stanley on March 31. Since then, Stanley residents have felt many more rumbles…

The Stanley-to-Redfish recreational trail has been years in the making. Taxpayers paid more than a half-million dollars to previous owners for access to…

A low-flying helicopter last weekend harassed a work crew building a public trail on an easement crossing private land that connects the popular tourist…