A group of teenagers setting off fireworks ignited a 100-acre blaze last Friday near Southeast Boise, according to a news release from the Ada County Sheriff’s Office. The grass fire started at around 4 p.m. in the area of E. Plexi Court and S. Leeds Lane near the Boise River when a 16-year-old launched a […]
After four rounds of in vitro fertilization, Kristen Anaya and her husband were elated to discover Anaya was finally pregnant – with a baby girl – last April. The 42-year-old Dallas-area woman called IVF a “long and emotional journey”. Despite the cost and struggle, the process was well worth it for Anaya, who wanted to […]
Jun. 5—MITCHELL — Timely spring rains have the growing season off to a strong start in South Dakota. That’s according to the most recent crop progress report from the United States Department of Agricultural Statistics Service, which indicated last week that most corn and soybeans in South Dakota have been planted with both crops showing […]
Mar. 25—After a reported lack of interest from the governor’s office in declaring a state of emergency, the Spokane City Council still says that more needs to be done to address the opioid crisis that is primarily driven by fentanyl. Overdose calls to police or fire within city limits have risen 30% in just the […]