Where Americans are moving by generation, according to U-Haul: Boomers pick the Carolinas, Gen Z picks Texas and California Gen Z is still moving to California even as boomers head south, new U-Haul data shows Fortune · Oct 3
Many states have backup execution plans, but failures still happen Most states have backup plans in case the first attempt at executing someone is unsuccessful The Independent UK · Oct 2
Falls Water Lifts Taylor Mountain Boil Advisory Near Idaho Falls, with Steps for Flushing Taps, Ice, and Filters Falls Water lifted the Taylor Mountain boil advisory near Idaho Falls. Here's how families can reset taps, ice, and filters after the advisory. Medical Daily · Oct 2
Micron's Earnings Beat Estimates Again as AI Demand Remains High. Its Stock Is Plunging Anyway. The U.S. memory-chip maker reported $54.23 billion in fiscal fourth-quarter revenue and issued guidance above Wall Street expectations. International Business Times · Oct 1
Broccoli Sprout Salmonella Outbreak Reaches 32 Cases as Minnesota and Oregon Join the List of Affected States Salmonella tied to Evergreen Fresh broccoli sprouts has sickened 32 people in 6 states. See the new states, lab results, and who should call a doctor. Medical Daily · Sep 26
College Founded by 'Christian Nationalist' Pastor Claims Religious Discrimination by Zoning Officials New Saint Andrews College says Moscow, Idaho, officials are imposing special restrictions out of animus against the college's founder, Doug Wilson. Reason · Sep 25
Boise began drilling for geothermal water in the late 1890s; four systems now heat an estimated 7.4 million square feet, including much of downtown Geothermal heating has a rich history in Boise, Idaho, dating back to the 1890s, providing sustainable warmth to numerous downtown buildings. Although it faced challenges that hindered its growth, the recent surge in gas prices and interest in renewable energy has revitalized this system. Presently, about 100 buildings benefit, with… The Economic Times · Sep 25
Man Who Died in a Boise Church in 1982 Identified as Chemist with Possible Ties to Tylenol Murders Idaho detectives identified a chemist who died in a Boise church in 1982 and say he may be linked to the Tylenol murders. He is not named a suspect. Medical Daily · Sep 24
Idaho case may be connected to the 1982 Tylenol murders, officials say Authorities in Idaho say a man found dead in a church decades ago may be connected to unsolved poisonings in 1982 that were dubbed the Tylenol murders The Independent UK · Sep 23
Idaho cops identify dead man underneath a church pew in 1982 and link him to unsolved ‘Tylenol’ murders Matthew Francis Betkouski, a former Lockheed Martin chemist with a history of severe mental illness, allegedly discussed executing ‘the perfect crime involving cyanide’ prior to his death The Independent UK · Sep 23
$1.1M Libel Award to Drag Performer Who Had Been Accused of Exposing Himself Upheld Idaho Supreme Court finds false caselaw quotations, after jury found false factual assertions. Reason · Sep 22
Idaho farm bought for $87.50 an acre in 1916 earns official Century Farm status Some farms are measured in acres, harvests and head of cattle. Others are measured in generations. According to a news report by Big Country News Connection, the Ambrose and Marge Schumacher Farm in Greencreek, Idaho, carries more than a century of family history, tracing its roots to a 1916 purchase… The Times of India · Sep 22
67-year-old Idaho teacher retires, moves to Delaware to care for granddaughter as daycare costs soar A 67-year-old retired schoolteacher from Idaho moved across the US to Delaware after her daughter became pregnant with her second child and faced high childcare costs. Mary Jo Galusha now spends about 30 hours each week caring for her granddaughter while her daughter and son-in-law work, highlighting how families are… The Times of India · Sep 22
Owens Email Dispute Widens: Viral clip questions TPUSA school story; student safety claims unresolved Candace Owens faces renewed scrutiny after a viral Cinema Shogun post questioned her claims about Erika Kirk’s TPUSA school assembly in Idaho. The dispute centres on an alleged parent email complaining about locked doors during the event. Critics argue the school routinely keeps its doors locked during school hours. However,… The Times of India · Sep 22
The Times of India · Sep 18 Erika Kirk Idaho Event Dispute: Owens, TPUSA split on student assembly; questions over opt-in Candace Owens and Turning Point USA are disputing how students attended a Club America event at Nampa Christian School in Idaho. Owens says students were brought to the event as a school assembly and did not voluntarily sign up. TPUSA spokesperson Andrew Kolvet says students could opt out and three…
The Economic Times · Sep 17 In 2007, an Idaho couple began building a home near Priest Lake; EPA ordered them to restore the property or risk fines exceeding $40,000 a day, beginning a 16-year Supreme Court battle A long legal battle over wetlands near Priest Lake reached the Supreme Court. The EPA claimed the Sacketts' property wetlands were "waters of the United States." The Supreme Court ruled that a continuous surface connection is required for jurisdiction. This decision reversed a broader approach previously used by the agency.
The Times of India · Sep 17 Idaho riverfront mansion heads to no-reserve auction at $3.86M asking price A sprawling Idaho estate with sweeping Snake River views is taking an unusual route to its next owner. A news report by PR Newswire states that after previously being offered for $3.86 million, the 5.3-acre riverfront property in American Falls will be sold without reserve on September 17, 2026, with…
The Times of India · Sep 16 In 2012, Idaho man built a bed for a child sleeping on the floor; now 396,000 beds delivered What began as a single homemade bunk bed in 2012 has blossomed into a widespread volunteer movement, Sleep in Heavenly Peace. With over 400 chapters in the U.S. and Canada, this initiative has successfully built and distributed hundreds of thousands of beds for children in need. Through Bunks Across America,…
International Business Times UK · Sep 16 Micron's $50B Boise Chip Plant Goes Viral Again, but Only 3,500 of Its 17,000 Expected Jobs Will Be at Micron Micron jobs: a viral claim links 17,000 jobs with Micron's $50B (about £37.5B) Boise build, yet the chipmaker itself expects roughly 3,500. What the roles pay and require.
Ballotpedia · Sep 15 U.S. House primary candidacies increased in three states after new maps reopened filing deadlines Welcome to the Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2026, Brew.
Medical Daily · Sep 14 Seven Bird Flu Detections Since September 1 Hit Turkey Farms Across the Dakotas, Minnesota and Idaho USDA has recorded seven H5N1 poultry detections since the start of September, mostly at turkey farms. Human risk stays low. What the culling rules mean.
Medical Daily · Sep 14 Washington Accounts for 16 of 22 Sprout Salmonella Illnesses as Spokane and Skagit Counties Add New Cases Washington reports 16 of the 22 illnesses in the Evergreen Fresh Sprouts Salmonella outbreak. Updated county counts and what households should check now.
Medical Daily · Sep 10 Salmonella Outbreak Tied to Recalled Idaho Broccoli Sprouts Reaches 22 Illnesses in Four States, Including Utah A Salmonella outbreak linked to recalled Evergreen Fresh Sprouts broccoli sprouts has sickened 22 people in four states. Here is what to check at home.
The Times of India · Sep 10 Abandoned Idaho bridge gets a second life as wildlife crossing An abandoned bridge over Interstate 90 in Osburn, Idaho, was repurposed as a wildlife crossing. This initiative was championed by a local truck driver who witnessed numerous animal collisions. Conservation groups and state officials collaborated to transform the unused structure into a safe passage. Trail cameras confirmed deer regularly using…
Ballotpedia · Sep 9 Hall Pass: Your Ticket to Understanding School Board Politics, Edition #222 Welcome to Hall Pass, a newsletter written to keep you plugged into the conversations driving school board governance, the politics surrounding it, and education policy.