Top Stories
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Bill would create Idaho state office to investigate fraud, waste
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IACI president apologizes for profane email
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Dana Oland: Idaho is a star at the Sun Valley Film Festival
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Michael Deeds: Treefort is around the corner. Made your plan?
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Varsity Extra wrestling: New blood in line for 5A state title
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Tenacious Kelsey Morris begins final homestand for Boise State gymnastics
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Idaho Stampede trade Kevin Murphy
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Varsity Extra Scoreboard: Thursday, Feb. 26
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Boise State at San Diego State: Mountain West game of the year?
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Idaho Steelheads goalie Jack Campbell called up to AHL
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Is Idaho's death penalty worth it? Process is costly in all phases.
Boise County is seeking the death penalty in one of two murder cases it is prosecuting. Some question whether the cost of the death penalty is worth it when so few are sentenced to die, or are ever actually executed.
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With photos: Kuna, Boise firefighters rescue dog that fell 30 feet near Swan Falls
The yellow Lab was frightened and battered by the fall, but apparently suffered no broken bones or internal injuries.
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Yard House: Quality pub grub and lots of beer
Beer geeks have many reasons to clank glasses these days.
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FUNDSY announces its 2016 beneficiary
Camp Rainbow Gold, which offers free camps and other programs for Idaho children with cancer, will be the next beneficiary of FUNDSY.
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As job becomes part time, rejected Boise ombudsman candidate questions methods
Mayor David Bieter wants the next community ombudsman to be a part-time employee.
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Latest from the Legislature
Education, taxes and Add the Words — the 2015 session is under way.
What a Fiesta!
Boise State fans, remember the 2014 Fiesta Bowl win with our commemorative poster.
Nation and World News
Islamic State’s ‘Jihadi John’ is identified as a British citizen
Mohammed Emwazi was 6 when his parents moved to West London from his birthplace in Kuwait, and he seems to have lived a normal life, studying hard and graduating in computer sciences from the University of Westminster in 2009.
Sports
Varsity Extra wrestling: New blood in line for 5A state title
The Nampa, Columbia and Bonneville wrestling teams joined the 5A ranks this school year, and the classification newcomers are set to make some noise Friday and Saturday at the state tournament at Holt Arena in Pocatello.
Business
Saint Alphonsus to build $80 million hospital in Nampa to replace old one
Saint Alphonsus Health System will build an $80 million hospital to replace its current hospital in Nampa.
Entertainment
Dana Oland: Idaho is a star at the Sun Valley Film Festival
Christian Lybrook knows the benefit of getting into his home state's largest film festival. His short film "Crawlspace" screened at the first Sun Valley Film Festival. The only Idaho film on the short program, it changed everything for him.
Outdoors
Win free Sportsman Show tickets
Guess the location of this spot and put "tickets" in the subject line when you email outdoors@idahostatesman.com.
Opinion
GUEST OPINION: No gray area — Idaho proposal to ease brainworm rules is bad idea
As veterinarians, we believe animal import requirements should not be a matter of "fairness" but rather a scientific matter of species' specific physiology.
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