By Rialin Flores — Legislative Associate For the last four years, some Idaho politicians have been plotting to “dispose” of our public lands. They argue that turning our lands over to the states and corporations is the only way to boost timber production in a state that has a lot of trees. There is…
DetailsOn Thanksgiving, for the first time since one of the most divisive elections in this nation’s history, Americans will be having a holiday dinner with our families, friends and neighbors. It’s nearly certain that not everybody seated at the table will have voted for the same candidates, and nerves could be raw. Even as we…
DetailsBy Michael Lanza Two weeks after getting married, my wife and I loaded our few possessions into a car with seven times more miles on it than the circumference of the Earth, and drove from New Hampshire to start a new life in Idaho. We wanted to live in the West. As an outdoors writer,…
DetailsThe grocery giant has done some work to remove the toxic chemical BPA from its food packaging, but it needs to do more. Earlier today, a group of concerned parents, other consumers and Conservation Voters for Idaho gathered with signs in front of Albertsons’ headquarters before delivering 125,000 petition signatures to Albertsons demanding an end…
DetailsOn Wednesday night, something is going to happen that hasn’t happened in 233 days — setting a new record for the City of Boise. Forecasters with the National Weather Service predict temperatures in Boise at or below freezing Wednesday night into Thursday. The last time Boise had a temperatures that low was March 28 —…
DetailsElection Day is almost here and we want to see what values you voted for. Just post a picture of you and your “I voted” sticker to Instagram, Twitter or Facebook and tag it with #cvidaho. Maybe you voted for clear air and water. Maybe it was public lands or safe routes to schools. Whatever…
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