High speed chase driver gets up to 5 years in prison
A Meridian man who led law enforcement on a high-speed chase through Cascade on Feb. 3 was sentenced on Friday to up to five years in prison.
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Community School to build yurt for classes in ’25 budget
The Mountain Community School will build a third yurt for additional classroom space this coming year at its campus near the base of Tamarack Resort.
Valley Soil/Water District meets Friday to talk sewer solutions
How to move people from individual septic tanks to a municipal sewer system on the south end of Lake Cascade will be the focus of a Valley Soil and Water Conservation District meeting tomorrow.
What is the milfoil tipping point in Payette Lake? Payette advisory group to meet with ISDA to discuss herbicide plan on Tuesday
State and local officials will meet Tuesday to address concerns about a proposed herbicide treatment to kill invasive Eurasian milfoil in Payette Lake.
On again, off again: McCall business told to take down water ski roofing, despite no progress on city code
The City of McCall has ordered the decorative water ski roof atop The Laketown Shore Shop in McCall to be removed again.
DEQ awards grant to Horsethief Reservoir YMCA Camp
The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality recently awarded the Horsethief Reservoir YMCA Camp $1.57 million in grant funding.
‘No Kings’ protest draws hundreds in McCall
BY MAX SILVERSON The Star-News Roughly 450 people protested in Downtown McCall on Saturday as part of the nationwide “No Kings” protest against President Donald… Login to continue reading Login…
Paying their fair share: Tax-exempt religious and nonprofit organizations audited
About one third of the 177 tax exempt properties in Valley County will be required to pay partial property taxes following a countywide examination of church camps, nonprofits and special district operations.
Owners off the hook for sunken UTV
Following the unsuccessful three-day search for a sunken UTV in Payette Lake, officials from the Department of Environmental Quality will let the sunken vehicle remain at the bottom of the lake.
North Lake proposes sewer fee increase
The North Lake Recreational Sewer and Water District will hold a public hearing on Friday to consider raising fees for everything from sewer inspections to new water and sewer hookups.