May News

Idaho was millions short of fiscal year 2009 tax revenue projections, but the Legislature and Gov.

Australia and China money markets continued to bet on steady interest rates following data on Monday that showed their economies were recovering while cost of borrowing dollars in Asia eased after the Libor hit another trough.

U.S. scientists say they have discovered a genetic regulator that might help lead physicians to an earlier diagnosis of head and neck cancers.

Someday, a doctor's office assessment of the overall quality of your diet may come from a simple $8 urine test, researchers report.

A genetic variation that's associated with a nearly fourfold increased risk of melanoma in women under the age of 50 has been identified by researchers at the New York University School of Medicine.

Officers held thousands of dollars in $100 bills collected from the highway. If you saw someone picking up cash on the highway, would you turn him into police? Some San Diegans are.

Stan Howland blew the whistle on corporate tax deals. Now he's knocking the proposed reform.

Agents' hopes are to match them to Americans who went missing in the drug violence-plagued country.

The victims of a Christmas Eve attack at a house party near Los Angeles may be officially identified today.

A coalition of state attorneys general complained the stimulants reduced drinkers' sense of intoxication and were marketed to young drinkers, who were already more likely to have risky behaviors in driving and ...

Filer School District is making plans to start new construction projects next year that will include a new intermediate school and an eight-classroom addition to the high school.

The 5th District judge hearing a complicated Camas County land-use case came down hard against county officials last week, siding with a builder who challenged spring 2007 revisions to the county's zoning ...

BLM seeks summer firefighters The Twin Falls District Bureau of Land Management is now looking for recruits for firefighting and support positions for the 2009 wildfire season, officials announced Wednesday.

A move around the corner has brought both the Declo Fire Department and the city's office together in a new building at 8 N. Clark Street.

It won't happen until May 26, but on Tuesday the Burley City Council unanimously approved an election on at least two issues.

Kids and parents do a little arts and crafts. Emily Christianson helps son Kelter as does Amber with Hayden.