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Boomtown: North Idaho child care options not growing for local families

Regional

Boomtown: Rathdrum's small-town charm faces big changes with population growth

Rathdrum, Idaho, is feeling the impact of rapid population growth, with increased traffic and congestion as the city works to adapt while keeping its small-town feel
Nation World

US economy grows at solid 2.8% pace on strength of consumer spending

The Commerce Department said the gross domestic product did slow slightly from its 3% growth rate in the April-June quarter.
Nation World

US Labor Department reports easing inflation from flat wholesale prices in September

The US Labor Department reported flat wholesale prices in September which could indicate easing inflation.
Regional

Machinists remain on strike after overwhelming rejection of proposed Boeing deal

Machinists striking against Boeing rejected the latest offer from the company after claims of inadequate wage, retirement, sick and vacation leave improvements.
Regional

Aerospace manufacturers warn of economic ripple effect from Boeing strike

The machinist strike reaches day 21, and aerospace manufacturers dependent on Boeing are raising alarms over economic losses affecting a half-million workers.
Nation World

Biden urges port operators to offer better contract to dockworkers in costly strike

On day two of the costly dockworker's strike, President Biden made a social media post urging port operators to provide a robust and fair contract for workers.
Local News

Ironman 70.3 returning to Boise in 2025

The triathlon is expected to draw more than 2,000 participants and bring in $3.5 million annually for Boise.
Local News

Ironman 70.3 returning to Boise in 2025

The triathlon event is expected to draw more than 2,000 participants and bring in $3.5 million per year to Boise.
Local News

Idaho state officials hear community concerns at 'Capital for a Day' event

School funding, taxes and the economy dominated concerns as Idaho Gov. Brad Little and state officials visited Priest River.
Elections

Ahead of the presidential debate, some are asking: 'Are you better off than 4 years ago?'

Each campaign has been using their own sets of data points to create a favorable economic picture of their time in office.
Regional

Providence nurses prepare for largest nurses strike in Oregon history

More than 3,000 nurses at the Providence St. Vincent, Newberg, Willamette Falls, Medford, Hood River and Milwaukie facilities will strike starting Tuesday.