Idaho News & Events

It is the grade-school wing of the International Baccalaureate program for older students, which the Coeur d’Alene board chased off in August, despite support from teachers who argued that it was a wonderful – and optional – advanced program. IB is based in Geneva, a city of peace, diplomacy and excellent watches located dangerously near the birthplace of famous sharer Karl Marx.

Idaho personal income rose less than one percent in the second quarter to an annualized $53.6 billion. The state’s showing — a 0.7 percent increase — was 48th among the states.

Of the 1,884 teachers who left the profession during the 2011-2012 school year, 957 year cited "personal reasons." Another 127 were fired, while 143 of the teachers were laid off.

Company executives said they’re trimming unnecessary spending, but they aren’t considering cutting jobs in Boise.

The Gem State is one of the top destinations for Californians leaving their state, according to a new report.

Guardian is a multimillion-dollar wholesale importer, manufacturer and distributor. The company sells survival kits, food-storage kits, pet-survival kits and products for hygiene and sanitation.

Idaho is one of the cheapest places to get IP-law work done.

Father of the respiratory industry: First introduced in 1955, Bird’s device was the first highly reliable, low-cost, mass-produced respirator in the world, saving millions of lives, the council said.

A decade ago, Idaho’s Commerce director was awash in debt. But some say that makes him a more seasoned leader.

Combined with low electrical rates and a location as a transportation hub, it all makes Twin Falls a desirable place for new businesses.