Twenty-five agencies across Idaho, have been deployed to Los Angeles for two weeks to assist fire crews battling California ...

As the most destructive fire in Los Angeles history rages on, Idaho firefighters have been deployed to help, according to a ...

“Emergencies like these remind us of the critical importance of teamwork and mutual aid,” Idaho Fire Chiefs Association President Kirk Carpenter said in the release. “Idaho firefighters are ...

Idaho has mobilized 100+ firefighters to help battle the blaze in Los Angeles and a plan for the next 5 years of roadwork in Ada County. Happening today in your neighborhood on Jan. 9.

“The Idaho Office of Emergency Management and the Idaho Fire Chiefs Association have coordinated efforts to evaluate available resources across the state,” and ” stand ready to provide addit ...

Jimmy Orlandini shields himself from intense heat as he hoses down a neighbor’s rooftop on Sinaloa Avenue in Altadena as the Eaton Fire burned Wednesday. More than 100 Idaho firefighters will ...

COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho -- Firefighters from multiple North Idaho fire departments were dispatched Thursday morning to help battle the devastating wildfires in Southern California. Firefighters ...

As the most destructive fire in Los Angeles history rages on, Idaho firefighters have been deployed to help, according to a press release from the Idaho Office of Emergency Management (IOEM).

Idaho State Police is investigating a vehicle fire west of Shelley, Idaho. At 1:39 P.M. last night Idaho State Police (ISP) troopers responded to a car fire on southbound I15, west of Shelley ...

Crews took just over an hour Wednesday morning to put out a fire on a BNSF train in North Idaho. Timberlake Fire District says flames were coming from the engine compartment of the locomotive near the ...

ATHOL, Idaho — Firefighters in north Idaho were called out on Wednesday morning to a train engine on fire. The fire started just before 9:00 a.m. on the tracks near the intersection of Diagonal Rd and ...

“Everybody who's been watching the news realizes that this is something that's never been seen before,” said Kirk Carpenter, president of the Idaho Fire Chief’s Association. Carpenter was ...