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BOISE, Idaho — An updated map showing detailed access to state endowment trust lands reveal that 96 percent of the lands are accessible for recreation.

BOISE — Starting Aug. 5, Idaho residents will need to dial 10-digit phone numbers even when making local calls within the state.

An overhaul of the classification system that governs Idaho’s high school sports took a step forward last month.

REXBURG — The partnership between state and county officials in developing the new 5000 South showed how government organizations can effectively work together toward a shared goal.

CHUBBUCK, Idaho — John Bidwell, former Brigham Young University-Idaho professor and Rexburg resident, is bringing his signature role of Tevye, the milkman, in “Fiddler on the Roof” out of retirement for one last run. This will mark Bidwell’s 10th performance of the beloved, family-friendly m…

Eclipse-preneurs have officially been put on watch—if you’re planning on making money from the people flocking in to watch the moon cast its shadow over the valley, then you better pay the state and local taxes that apply.

REXBURG — Until recently Rexburg police have issued misdemeanors to those who remove a boot from their vehicle. Now police will have to issue the misdemeanor to companies that do the booting.

ST. ANTHONY — Local actors plan to go “Into the Woods” this month, putting on Stephen Sondheim’s and James Lapine’s famed musical.

HELENA, Montana — Native American tribes, clans and leaders from seven states and Canada say the U.S. government's recent decision to lift protections for grizzly bears in the Yellowstone National Park area violates their religious freedom.

Resident hunters wanting to purchase a general season elk tag in a capped zone will need to keep two dates in mind in early July.

Idaho Fish and Game is launching a negotiated rule-making process and wants to hear from the public concerning a series of proposed rule changes.

What’s happening this week in our area? Here are our featured events. For even more, visit our website at uvsj.com/entertainment/calendar.

While most of the discussion of the upcoming total solar eclipse has centered around tourism and its impacts on the valley, the stellar phenomenon is also a major event for science.