Fairfield News

Movie actor Bruce Willis is proposing a private airfield in rural south-central Idaho that could see 150 jet landings per month within five years.

Managers of a small ski operation owned by "Die Hard" actor Bruce Willis through his Idaho-based company, Valley Entertainment Group, say the main lodge at the Soldier Mountain Ski Resort will be rebuilt.

Ian Ireland, 47, of Fairfield, was sentenced in federal court for conspiracy to manufacture, distribute and possess with intent to distribute marijuana and conspiracy to launder money.

Firefighters work to put out any remaining smolders from buildings at Soldier Mountain Ski Resort near Fairfield, Idaho that burned to the ground Monday, March 30, 2009.

Firefighters with the Fairfield Volunteer Fire Department in Camas County were busy Monday with a large fire that engulfed the main lodge and a rental office at the Soldier Mountain Ski Resort.

Not exactly news that makes for the happiest of honeymoons. Two days after closing for the season, a Fairfield, Idaho, area ski lodge co-owned by newlywed Bruce Willis ' Valley Entertainment Group was destroyed in a fire early Monday morning, according to the Idaho Mountain Express .

The Ingram Independent School Board unanimously approved the sole finalist for its superintendent job Friday night.

The Sawtooth National Forest is seeking public comment on seven proposed projects for which the Forest is seeking grants from the State of Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation .

The Sawtooth National Forest is asking for public input on seven grant proposals the agency plans to submit to the state of Idaho.

Did you ever pass a neighbor's house, spot a line of parked cars and think, "Hey! How come I wasn't invited to their party?" It's getting to be like that with the Bernard Madoff scandal.

The Sawtooth National Forest plans to ask Idaho for grant money to help build recreation trails and other projects.

No more Christmas parties, no more holiday sales, no more family feasts. We're on the holiday downswing, and for many, the winter blues are catching up.

A Sun Valley man is dead after he lost control of his vehicle on the snow covered road.

Their business is cheerleading. But now they're looking for someone to cheer them on.

As a legal fight continues over removing wolves from the endangered species list, the big bad animal keeps taking bites out of Idaho livestock.