Governor: Young people not 'bulletproof' when it comes to COVID-19

The majority of Idahoans who have tested positive for COVID-19 so far are under age 50, with more than 600 people aged 18-49 testing positive. The second-largest group is Idahoans 50 and older, at more than 500 cases; but there…

08th, April 2020, 10:00pm

Risch calls for investigation of WHO

The chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee is calling for an independent investigation into the World Health Organization's response to coronavirus.

08th, April 2020, 09:30pm

Little defends two anti-transgender bills he signed into law

Idaho Gov. Brad Little on Tuesday strongly defended his signing into law of the nation’s most sweeping anti-transgender legislation, calling it the “right thing” to do. It was the first time Little had commented on his decision to sign both…

08th, April 2020, 09:30pm

State tax collections strong, but analysts warn of coming coronavirus hit

Idaho’s general fund revenue in March beat projections by $31 million, but analysts warn this is due to tax collections that largely reflect activity from before the arrival of coronavirus.

08th, April 2020, 09:25pm

One study shows COVID-19 in Idaho likely to peak Tuesday

One mathematical model based on new data indicates that if Idahoans practice full social distancing, the toll of the new coronavirus on the state’s hospital system might not be as heavy as first feared — and the number of cases…

08th, April 2020, 09:15pm

ISWR Currently NOT Accepting Shredding, E-Waste, Fluorescent Tubes or Textiles

Due to restricted access to county buildings, ISWR has suspended shredding,electronic waste and fluorescent tube collection. Also, due to COVID-19 affecting our business partners, ISWR is not collecting textiles at this time.

08th, April 2020, 06:22pm

Regional avalanches claim two lives in two days

Versions of these stories first appeared online at www.tetonvalleynews.net and have been updated for print.

08th, April 2020, 04:42pm

Helping out during pandemic

The last big disease to hit Teton Valley came 102 years ago, the 1918-1919 influenza pandemic.

08th, April 2020, 03:49pm

Staying Connected despite COVID-19

To stay sane during this pandemic I’ve had to get creative. Part of that creativity has involved ways to keep in communication with friends and family while looking towards the future and coming up with ways to pass the time.

08th, April 2020, 03:38pm

Being a senior in the time of COVID-19

The best cure for senioritis has been the coronavirus. Because of the recent COVID-19 outbreak in Idaho and cases being reported in Teton County, Teton High School has been closed until at least April 20, 2020.

08th, April 2020, 03:15pm