Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 13th of January.
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🏘️ Community
Idaho Fish and Game said applications for the 2026 spring black bear hunts will open Jan.
15 through Feb. 15. Hunters must have a license and pass a bear identification test (required for federal grizzly protection) and will be notified by Mar. 10; extra tags go on sale Apr. 1.
🎭 Culture
Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre received a $19,000 NEA grant to produce BANDSTAND (with APOD Productions), a musical featuring a big band of twelve local musicians set for two weeks in November.
The event celebrates America 250 and the centre’s Centennial Anniversary with outreach and talkbacks.
📰 Economy
AAA reported on Monday, Jan.
12 that Idaho's average for a gallon of regular gasoline is $2.77—a drop of 27 cents from last year—with some Treasure Valley stations showing small increases. Officials noted that prices remain slightly below the national rate while neighboring states post even lower averages.
🏛️ Government
Robert McQuade Jr. begins his role as special assistant to the president for governmental relations at the University of Idaho today.
The Vandal alumnus, formerly chief deputy in the Secretary of State’s Office, follows Caroline Nilsson-Troy after her retirement in 2025.
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