Sawtooth Society needs a new leader • Lung Association squeezing Northwest chapter • INL reaches 'major milestone' with hydrogen production • Wildlife managers suggesting more caution in Wood River Valley • Price tag on Sandpoint bypass: $144 million

Trying to put the brakes on Sparks red • Wanted: Crops for alternative biofuels • Nudity and tasers: Just another education conference in S.V. • Craig pipes up on electric cars • People and their snakes • No money for meth fighting in Twin

Chess huge in Idaho schools? Check, mate. • U of I football fans complain about risqué uniforms • Big brother is watching students at North Idaho College • Idaho Falls city magazine on the up and up • Comparing "sister" cities • Rolling down the Bighorn Highway

Historic mine shutting its shaft — again • Video from the Ketchum fire • Dead fish mystery near Magic Reservoir • D.C. judge denies snowmobilers • Biden can't get names straight • Son of CSI dean assaulted in Arizona

The loss of the lamprey • Boise's bit part in the fake jeans explosion • Sign ordinance clears up rules in Twin Falls • Majestic horses gather in Sandpoint • Criminal prosecution funding on the agenda at meeting of counties • Tiiiiimmber! The tale of a suffering Idaho industry

Transitioning in Sandpoint • Ranchers closer to getting money for livestock killed by wolves • Monitoring wine temperatures makes good sense • Washington, Oregon and Idaho duke it out for onion king title • Get ready for leaf peeping • Study hopes to help with state’s water shortage

Idahoans bring up the rear on personality map • President defends University of Idaho • Riding the Route of the Hiawatha • Enrollment at U of I and CSI is up • Gem State native will bring home gold • Wyo, she's a-purty windy

FBI investigating ugly N. Idaho hate crime • Wilderness Week has implications for the Owyhees • Will Luna's pay-for-performance plan make the grade? • Sun Valley: Keeping the ski bums out with season pass prices • Hayden residents give council a scare • Considering Idaho’s driving age

Knievel Fest could be a reality • Campground owner guilty of fouling the Salmon • What not to do with your old grenades • Oktoberfest in Twin is on again • Post-Mormons stir the pot with billboards • Phosphate mining is 'big business' in Idaho

Who's reviving the electric car? • Boy who lost his arm doing well nine years later • Love for the library • Where have all the grizzlies gone? • Another misfire with Idaho liquor license laws • Idaho inmates keeping busy