Idaho

Fourteen Idaho counties just got federal disaster relief after months of brutal drought. Farmers can now tap emergency loans to rebuild.

As of early September, only a fraction of planned winter wheat acreage has made it into the ground across America.

A new federal permit just opened the door for nonprofits to tackle water pollution from old hardrock mines across the region.

Farmers are seeing a quicker spring wheat harvest this year compared to recent seasons. By early September, most of the nation's crop was already in storage, with South Dakota leading the way to completion.

Harvest season means farm equipment sharing your commute. Slow down, be patient, and give those big rigs the space they need to get the job done.

Idaho fourth graders have a shot at lighting the Capitol Christmas Tree and reading their essay to the nation this December.

A University of Idaho researcher who fought wildfires is now using drones and AI to help predict how fires will spread and where they'll hit hardest.

A new University of Idaho project uses artificial intelligence and sensors to help farmers breed crops that produce more grain while staying upright through wind and environmental challenges.

Ranchers and land managers are gathering in Twin Falls and Blaine County this fall to learn new approaches for recovering rangelands after wildfires sweep through the West.

A new endowed chair at the University of Idaho is dedicated to fighting nematodes, those microscopic soil organisms that quietly damage crops and cost farmers serious money. Erika Consoli starts the role this November.