(Northern Rockies News Service) Fraud prevention experts are getting the word out in Idaho on how to avoid scams.
Events across the state in October aim to help people identify and protect themselves from thieves.
Cathy McDougall, director of outreach for AARP Idaho, said if you suspect someone of a con, it is best not to engage with them.
Federal officials are in Idaho to discuss where to store nuclear waste.
Before their decline, there were an estimated 50,000 grizzlies in the West.
Voter registration has changed in Idaho.
The power and destructiveness of nuclear energy has been in the spotlight.
(Northern Rockies News Service) An Idaho law banning interstate travel for abortion care to people under age 18 is facing legal challenges.
A spending bill in Washington, D.C. includes a provision to conduct further study of wind energy.
Anti-hunger advocates are closely watching negotiations over the 2023 Farm Bill.
(Northern Rockies News Service) Concerns are growing in the west about nuclear waste transportation.
Tuesday, the Snake River Alliance held a webinar on these concerns, heightened by the potential of a temporary waste facility opening in New Mexico.
Kevin Kamps is the radioactive waste specialist for Beyond Nuclear. He said these fears are combined with the recent train derailment of toxic waste in Ohio.
He said the federal government and nuclear power industry are rushing to create the New Mexico temporary waste facility.
America's national parks are bracing for another record year of attendance.
