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College is great but is it necessary to a successful career? Absolutely not. Stacker dug deep to find the highest-paying jobs that don't require a college degree in Boise.

Need a job? How about a burger? Or both? If you answered yes to any or all of those questions, then you’re in luck! There’s an event this week you need...

As Idaho’s largest city, Boise is growing at extremely fast rates, and that must mean the economy of Boise is becoming even more of a boost for all of Idaho...

Next Tuesday, August 14th in Nampa is a huge Job and Career Fair that is free to attend.

The Gem State continues to see good economic news, at least in the category of unemployment, as Idaho's unemployment rate remains steady at 3 percent for a half year.

We have heard that our Idaho State economic conditions have looked good this year, and another indicator seems to be backing that as our unemployment rate is the lowest since 2008.

They say keeping up with the Jones' can steal your happiness and satisfaction quickly, but sometimes, comparing to your neighbors helps you know if you're doing alright.

Looking for summer work?  It turns out Boise is one of the best places for teens, college students, or anyone seeking out seasonal summer employment.

Perhaps it's not "good news," but it's also not "bad news," as Idaho's unemployment rate has remained steady at 3.6 percent as the state led national job growth simultaneously.

Idaho has topped another list of states in the country, though this one might surprise you.  Our growth rate for jobs was four percent, and that gave us top honors in the Nation.