State
Idahoans seek knowledge in ‘Land of Boxes’
She’d been a very bad girl, but the consequences of her actions didn’t become apparent for decades.
State
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STATE
Man found dead of gunshot wound, another arrested
One man is dead and another faces a murder charge in a weekend shooting death in northern Twin Falls County.
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IDAHO LEGISLATURE
Lawmakers muzzle bill naming blue heeler state dog
Lawmakers have rejected a bill that would have declared blue heelers the official state dog of Idaho.
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IDAHO LEGISLATURE
State police academy seeks $5 fee hike
The state police academy is again seeking to shore up its dwindling budget by increasing a fee paid by people found guilty of felonies, misdemeanors or other infractions.
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IDAHO LEGISLATURE
Idaho's Otter offers Oregon governor more wolves
Idaho Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter has offered to send Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber 150 wolves, saying his own state has a few of the predators to spare.
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STATE
Jerome man charged with shooting outside bar
A 43-year-old Jerome man arrested after a nearly nine-hour standoff with law officers is charged with aggravated assault after shots were fired outside a Jerome bar.
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STATE
US Rep. Labrador announces re-election bid
U.S. Rep. Raul Labrador officially announced his bid for re-election, saying he wants to continue to work to limit the reach of the federal government.
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STATE
Idaho appellate court upholds battery conviction
The Idaho Court of Appeals says there was nothing wrong with the court testimony identifying a man who was found guilty of stabbing two people in a gang fight.
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IDAHO LEGISLATURE
Idaho bill broadens merit pay competition pool
Legislation introduced in the Idaho House would broaden the pool of teachers competing for leadership bonuses under the state's new merit pay system.
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STATE
US 95 land dispute over interchange heads to trial
A right-of-way dispute between a developer and the Idaho Transportation Department over a planned interstate interchange near Athol is going to trial next month.
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STATE
Sidewalk snow removal ordinance eyed in N. Idaho
Officials in the northern Idaho city of Sandpoint are considering removing a section of an ordinance concerning sidewalk snow removal because some say it's too harsh.






