Idaho Press

Idaho Press

The Idaho Press-Tribune is the second-oldest newspaper still in operation in Idaho, with its first issue published in December 1883. In its early days, the paper often served as a platform for political agendas. Frank Steunenberg was one of its first owners and editors. Following his assassination, the newspaper was sold to Rees H. Davis, who was also the editor of the Idaho Woman. This publication is recognized for significantly contributing to the movement for women's suffrage. On April 12, 1928, the Caldwell Tribune and Caldwell News came together to form the Caldwell News-Tribune.

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  • 2 days ago | idahopress.com | Doug Feinberg

    NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Liberty and Minnesota Lynx picked up right where they left off last season when reaching the WNBA Finals. Both teams have gone undefeated so far this year with the Lynx improving to 8-0 with a win over Phoenix on Tuesday night in a Commissioner's Cup matchup. The Liberty and Lynx faced off last season in the in-season tournament final with Minnesota coming away with the victory. New York got revenge, winning the WNBA championship for the first time in franchise history.

  • 3 days ago | idahopress.com | John Wustrow

    With the 2024-25 athletic season just about over for Boise State, it’s time to turn our attention to the 2025-26 season. With that, we look at 25 storylines to focus on for Boise State over the next year. Today, we look at Summer Storyline 24: What will the Broncos' punting and kicking games look like? Heading into the 2024 football season, there was no question surrounding the Boise State football team’s kicking game.

  • 3 days ago | idahopress.com | John Wustrow

    The Northwest Nazarene baseball team is one win away from playing for a national championship. The Nighthawks upset top-seed and defending national champion Tampa 5-3 on Monday at the NCAA Division II World Series, to earn a day off Tuesday and advance to the national semifinals. “I think maybe we’ve been catching some people by surprise the last couple of days,” Northwest Nazarene coach Joe Schaefer said in a postgame press conference.

  • 3 days ago | idahopress.com | Del Gray

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  • 4 days ago | idahopress.com | Kate Noden

    Dang it’s been hot. Like hot hot. Like what the heck is going on, how is it only June hot. Here in Idaho, we’re no strangers to warm summers, but 2025 is off to a blazing start — and according to forecasts it might just be the hottest one yet. Last weekend’s heat reminded me of the summer of 2023, when I was driving back to California and got stranded in Oregon — in a snowstorm. It was late-May, snow was dumping down like it was January, and I was stuck on the side of the road in a Kia Soul.