As of Wednesday, there were still 70 positions available for the race. Runners must register by end of day Friday. There is no same-day regist…
As wildfires raged through Oregon, staff at fish hatcheries around the state raced to try to save — or prematurely release — millions of chino…
Many Idaho upland game bird hunting seasons are about to begin, adding to the list of hunting options that already opened at the beginning of …
Idaho Fish and Game is taking public comment on a variety of proposed fee rules that would affect fees for refunds, hunter education, and more.
Hunters and anyone else heading into the backcountry are advised to check with Forest Service ranger district offices or county sheriffs’ offi…
When summer crowds descend on our more popular river fisheries, solitude during your fishing excursions can be increasingly hard to find.
Air quality is still at unhealthy levels in much of the Magic Valley.
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Earthquake damage threatens stability of Craters of the Moon
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Mountain lion euthanized in Priest River
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Aggressive cow moose with calf reported in the Adams Gulch area north of Ketchum
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Court: Idaho Fish and Game road check stations can continue
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South Fork Boise River Road (Forest Road 227) realignment project update and temporary Willow Creek bridge closure
TWIN FALLS — The City of Twin Falls closed a section of the Rock Creek Trail from the Twin Falls Parks and Recreation Office to the entrance a…
Controversial elk removals necessary to avoid massive crop loss payments, Fish and Game says.
Idaho Fish and Game is hoping someone will speak up about a white-tailed deer illegally shot outside of the town of Dingle in Bear Lake County…
Swimmers enjoy Dierkes Lake Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2020.
Wildlife officials can continue setting up checkpoint stations to stop all vehicles to enforce hunting and fishing regulations, a U.S. Distric…
With more and more people heading into the backcountry this summer to play because other forms of entertainment have been cutoff, outdoor newb…
National Public Lands Day is September 26th – Help us celebrate by giving back to Idaho’s public lands!
The Faulkner Group 1 Sheep and Goat Allotments Analysis Environmental Assessment (EA) has been completed.
Volunteers are invited to join in cleaning up the north rim of the Snake River Canyon Saturday.
“Hey buddy,” texted my friend Jon. “The state record for catch-and-release white crappie is only 14 inches. Let’s go break it!”
In 1619, Johannes Kepler discovered that a planet’s orbital period determines its distance from the sun relative to Earth’s. By the mid-1800s,…
MotherStubber runners will travel Saturday through some of the sweetest sage, lava rock, and canyon floor terrain in the West.
A longtime Boise Foothills trail leading to Stack Rock is now closed after private land easements expired, according to U.S. Forest Service officials.
A dusting of snow fell above 6,000' in southern Idaho over night Labor Day and three fisherman braved the cold and wind to fish at Lake Clevel…
An earthquake in March is threatening caves at the Craters of the Moon National Monument, officials said.
IDFG is currently taking public comment on a variety of proposed rules and temporary rules that would affect hunting, trapping, nonresidents l…
On Friday, Fish and Game received a report of an aggressive cow moose that bluff charged a family in the Adams Gulch area north of Ketchum.
During their meeting on July 23, the Idaho Fish and Game Commission awarded $100,000 to various organizations throughout the state through the…
Some 95,114 wild horses and burros roam free throughout the United States, according to a March 1 count by the federal Bureau of Land Management.
The Forest Road 227 will once again be open to public travel between Featherville and Big Smoky starting on Labor Day weekend.
