Massive federal layoffs are hitting communities across the West, including rural, recreation hotspots like McCall, Idaho.

The Trump administration’s mass firings of federal employees have hit McCall hard, especially because the Forest Service is one of the area’s most important employers.

More than 150 displaced workers and community members gathered in McCall to protest the layoffs and express concerns about their impact on public lands management.

MCCALL – In two separate incidents, four people broke through the ice on Payette Lake last Saturday in a span of 20 minutes – including two who were driving a motorized utility vehicle, which now sits ...

Patrolman Dave Brosonski didn't hesitate to help. A police officer is being hailed a hero for jumping into action to rescue an 11-year-old child who fell into an icy lake. In a Facebook post, the ...

NEW PLYMOUTH — A 2023 Idaho Supreme Court decision about a lawsuit ... had been overtaxed for three years in a row. As a result, Payette County as a whole owes more than $600,000 in taxes ...

FOND DU LAC – Fond du Lac County Sheriff’s Office on Monday released the name of the town of Taycheedah man who died after the UTV he was riding on fell through the ice on Lake Winnebago Saturday.

Musher Caroline Nevills from Middleton, Idaho, and her sled dog team start the first leg of the two-day, 52-mile Warm Lake Stage Race at the seventh annual Idaho Sled Dog Challenge. / Photo by ...

SOUTH PYMATUNING TOWNSHIP – Police have identified the man who died when his car fell through the ice of the Shenango River Lake above the Mahaney Park boat launch Friday in South Pymatuning ...

McCALL — In two separate incidents, four people broke through the ice on Payette Lake last Saturday in a ... according to the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality. “I can’t think ...

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Payette High School staff and students wore pink on Jan. 28 for Emma, a second-grader at Payette Primary who will be undergoing extensive brain surgery and will be gone for weeks.