Idaho State Journal
Pocatello, Idaho, United StatesEnglishServing as the primary news source for Pocatello and the surrounding Southeast Idaho region, this publication has provided local reporting and community coverage since its founding in 1949. It is notable for its long-standing role as a regional journalistic anchor, delivering consistent updates on civic affairs, high school sports, and local issues to a dedicated readership in the Intermountain West.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN IDAHO
Characterized by a sharp geographic split, the Gem State media market relies heavily on a few metropolitan dailies alongside dozens of localized rural weeklies. The McClatchy-owned Idaho Statesman operates out of Boise as the largest daily publication, tracing its continuous print roots to 1864. Further east, the Post Register, held by Adams Publishing Group, covers the upper Snake River Valley, while the family-owned Lewiston Tribune anchors the north-central region and the Coeur d'Alene Press covers the northern panhandle. In the capital city, the Boise Weekly serves as the prominent alternative publication, circulating with a focus on local arts and cultural reporting. Paperboy indexes 40 Idaho newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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