Officials are investigating the illegal killing of several moose earlier this month, according to Idaho Fish and Game.

Taking a shot on that suspiciously still bull may seem tempting, but it could be a costly mistake. IDFG says officers deploy decoys to catch law-breaking hunters.

Idaho Fish and Game is seeking a volunteer representative from the Salmon Region who wants to have an impact on shooting ...

The impacts of a government shutdown begin to take effect. Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth turn a military meeting into a political event. And A-list comedians face criticism over a Saudi Arabian ...

If you’ve hunted big game in Idaho, odds are good you’ve heard about chronic wasting disease, and hopefully, you know the basics of this incurable, fatal disease that infects deer, elk and moose. But ...

A Utah health clinic will host an informational public meeting Saturday in Idaho Falls about a recently reinstated federal program that compensates people who became sick after nuclear weapons testing ...

HAYDEN, Idaho -- Idaho Fish and Game is seeking information on over two dozen kokanee that were illegally dumped near Hayden last week. A Kootenai County Sheriff's Office deputy found 31 discarded ...

KAMIAH — Judy Oatman didn’t run for office with a campaign slogan or a polished résumé. When the Nez Perce Tribe elected her to its Fish and Game Commission last September, it was because people ...

In an attempt to protect crucial habitat for native Yellowstone cutthroat trout in Teton Valley, Idaho Fish and Game (IDFG) will apply a rotenone treatment to the lower 5.5 miles of Badger Creek on ...

MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho — From tracking wildlife to restoring habitats, wildlife volunteers help maintain Elmore County's environment. But the Mountain Home group is spread thin and desperately needs new ...

On July 1, spearfishing for certain game fish in specific locations was legalized in Idaho. Before that, it was only permitted for unprotected, nongame fish species. The effort represents a strong ...

You’re being asked to prevent poaching. This follows a high-profile case in the Magic Valley, where some very powerful people believed they were above the law. They weren’t. Now that we’re getting ...