The Bear River Massacre: 159 years ago in Idaho history The Bear River Massacre remains the deadliest attack on Native Americans in U.S. history. To stream KTVB on your phone, you need the KTVB app.

PRESTON, Idaho — Sunday morning was bitterly frigid along the Bear River — likely similar to the morning exactly 160 years ago when Shoshone Chief Sagwitch Timbimboo woke early to find around ...

PRESTON, Idaho — A bald eagle and red-tailed hawk scream in circles above a seemingly unremarkable cattle pasture, as a late morning fog recedes from the banks of the Bear River.

The tribe will pay $1.8 million for roughly 650 acres along the Bear River near Preston, Idaho, that surrounds 35 acres it already owns. Ralph Johnson, who sold his family’s farm land, declined ...

High in the western Uinta Mountains, the Hayden Fork and Stillwater Fork flow together to mark the official start of the Bear River. The nearly 500 mile river flows from Utah, into Wyoming, Idaho ...

The Bear River yields an average of about 800,000 acre-feet of water per year to the Great Salt Lake, while Bear Lake stores about 1.4 million at full pool, Matt Anders, technical services bureau ...

The attack, known as the Bear River Massacre, took place at the confluence of Battle Creek and Bear River in eastern Idaho, but pinpointing it had been challenging since the river’s course has ...

BOISE, Idaho — The Idaho State Historical Society has received a $56,000 grant to study the Bear River Massacre site in southeastern Idaho where as many as 500 members of the Northwestern ...

The Idaho Legislature has allocated funding to support the adjudication of water rights in the Bear River Basin. The Bear River Basin is divided into four separate subbasins, 11, 13, 15, and 17.