The government is paying Idahoans who got sick after nuclear bomb tests. Here’s how some get proof.

Cheryl Poxleitner, 71, grew up on farms in North Central Idaho’s Lewis County. When she was 8, her family moved to Craigmont — a small town near Grangeville, where her dad raised dairy cows. “That’s probably where I was exposed to radiation,” she recalled in a recent interview. “Becuase many people are saying that the […]

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