Way back a half-century ago, when I arrived at the University of Idaho, the cost of a higher education was not a big concern.
State supreme court decisions about acceptable language used to define ballot initiatives — an issue not just in Idaho but elsewhere too — may…
POCATELLO — Idaho State University and Idaho Falls-based NuCube Energy announced the site for their new Advanced Research and Test Reactor on …
Idaho — along with Utah, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Tennessee —is one of five finalist states being considered to host one of three federally designated Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses, an initiative of the Trump administration designed to spur a nuclear power renaissance.
Idaho — along with Utah, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Tennessee —is one of five finalist states being considered to host one of three federally designated Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses, an initiative of the Trump administration designed to spur a nuclear power renaissance.
Darrell Manning, who died last month at 94, was smack in the middle of Idaho’s hot and pivotal politics of the 60s. He served four terms as a …
Arco calls itself the Atomic City for a reason. In 1951, our community was the site where Experimental Breeder Reactor I generated the first usable electricity from a nuclear reactor anywhere in the world. In 1955, we became the first town on the planet lit entirely by nuclear power. For nearly three decades after that, EBR-II operated just outside our city, pioneering research into fuel recycling that scientists were still refining when the program was shut down in 1994. This isn't a community encountering nuclear energy for the first time. It's the community where nuclear energy, as the world knows it, largely began.
Get out and vote; just this time, you won’t have to do it anymore. Four more years, you know what? It’ll be fixed, it’ll be fine. —Donald Trum…
We know what Idaho voters — in the aggregate — thought of Donald Trump in the last three presidential elections: They backed him 66.9 percent …
You watch the bus go by and take it for granted. Most people do, most of the time, whether we use it at the moment or not.


