EAGLE, Idaho — The City of Eagle is currently gauging the public's interest in a community-owned fiber internet network.

Eagle, Idaho, resolution declaring itself a ‘nonsanctuary city’ is a solution in search of a problem, but it’s a good opportunity to talk about immigration reform.

EAGLE, Idaho — Some great news for dog owners. The city of Eagle is getting a dog park. The Eagle Chamber of Commerce says people who live in Eagle have been asking for a dog park for many years ...

The City of Eagle is gearing up for a weekend packed with family-friendly activities, hoping to draw more people downtown with cool temperatures.

EAGLE, Idaho — The city of Eagle recently became a non-sanctuary city after a recent city council decision, and that decision has left the city riddled with controversy.

Eagle City Council met for days with residents, Avimor executives, to finally vote to annex the planned community development into the city.

Through a survey, the city of Eagle, Idaho, is now gauging citizen interest in a community-owned fiber system that would promote competition between multiple broadband providers through an open ...

Groups are warning an Idaho city's decision to declare itself a non-sanctuary city could have far-reaching implications. The repercussions are still being felt from the decision by the city of ...

EAGLE — Earlier this year, the Eagle City Council agreed to go into a four-year debt for $767,000 to purchase property for the Eagle Museum from a Nevada-based company, according to a June ...

Eagle is putting most of its federal COVID relief dollars to work building a city-wide broadband network.

What exactly does it mean for Eagle, one of the wealthiest cities in Idaho, to be a “nonsanctuary city”? Is the resolution sending some sort of implicit message?

One notable pensioner who moved from California to Idaho included Eagle City Council President Brad Pike, who recently won the run-off election to succeed Pierce as mayor.