Stories from Friday, July 10, 2020

C.J. Strike Reservoir is one of the most popular fisheries in southwest Idaho. Situated at the confluence of the Snake and Bruneau rivers, the C.J. Strike Dam was completed in 1952 creating a 6,700 acre reservoir. This large waterbody offers a diverse fishery, from rainbow trout to white sturgeon to smallmouth bass. ...

If you are sick and have been diagnosed with COVID-19 or suspected to have COVID-19 because you have been exposed to someone with COVID-19, follow the steps below to help prevent the disease from spreading to people in your home and community. Symptoms of COVID-19...

Idaho State Police joined law enforcement partners throughout the state in having extra patrols out looking for impaired drivers over the recent July Fourth holiday weekend. Between July 1 and July 7, ISP located and charged 56 drivers with violations related to impaired driving...

The upheaval caused by the coronavirus pandemic has affected so much in our daily lives, particularly so for our children and grandchildren. Over 300,000 young Idahoans are educated in our public schools, a time-honored learning process that was severely disrupted last spring, perhaps as never before...

Today, July 10th, the Elmore County Commissioners enacted a burn ban on Open Fire as defined in the burn ban ordinance of the county, which will be in effect until October 1st, unless otherwise decided by the Board of Commissioners. This ban does not include Idaho Power Campgrounds or public land belonging to the federal or state governments...