A federal grand jury has indicted 13 people — including members of the Aryan Knights and Severely Violent Criminals gangs — for drug distribution, conspiracy, unlawful possession of firearms and other crimes.
An Idaho federal grand jury indicted 13 people, some members of the Aryan Knights and Severely Violent Criminals gangs, for drug distribution, conspiracy and unlawful possession of guns, says US attorney.
The mass stabbing June 30 of refugees at Boise’s Wylie Street Station Apartments killed one child and injured five children and three adults. Most are now out of the hospital, but they face difficult recoveries and still need help.
The Payette County Sheriff’s Office found four horses dead on Sunday after responding to an animal neglect complaint. The horses were dead in a pasture near Hurd Lane. The animals’ water troughs were empty.
Dr. Craig Maloney, a Boise veterinarian, was charged with 10 felony counts of lewd conduct and child sexual abuse in March. A couple months later, he was charged with violating a no contact order.
City bus drivers found a suitcase containing nearly 16 pounds of marijuana, left on a bus that was set to travel out of the state from the bus station at Bannock and 13th streets.
Idaho State Police identified the driver who’s accused of killing two people in another vehicle during a pursuit with the Nampa Police Department as Joseph Sena. He was fleeing police in city limits and hit another car.
A Boise youth football coach, Rudy Jackson, who was involved with helping rescue two people with his team in May has been arrested. An 18-year-old man, Juli Jackson, was also arrested. They’re charged with suspected felony aggravated battery.
Timmy Kinner, the man accused of stabbing nine people, including six children, on June 30, 2018, is scheduled to be in court on Monday morning. A judge initially denied a motion to allow doctors into the Ada County Jail to see Kinner.
Staffers for Idaho’s congressional delegation, the International Rescue Committee, the State Department and others worked to get a visa for Recep Seran in Turkey to rush him to Boise when his daughter died after the June 30 mass stabbing.
Kym Larsen was stabbed to death by the father of her baby in March, and her mother and sister were hospitalized with critical wounds. Kym’s family is raising their baby son, and Idahoans are grappling with how to protect their loved ones from domestic violence.
Juli Flowers, Kym Larsen's mother, describes the moment she decided to find the strength to drag herself into the room where her grandson waited to have his diaper changed — despite her right knee being slashed open — to protect her daughter's baby.
Idaho man accused of sexually abusing four children over two decades, ranging in age from 1 to 13. Another woman knew about it, police say, and did not report him. She allegedly left a child with the man.
Thieves used a pickup to steal several thousand dollars worth of landscaping equipment and tools from the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation in Ada County. Sheriff’s deputies are seeing more information on who owns the truck.
David DeHaas, an Idaho Republican running for State Senate in District 17, was arrested July 3, 2018 after allegedly obstructing police from serving a warrant at his home. His son was arrested for stolen firearms and drug possession.
Attempted murder: Wyatt Weist, Nampa, Idaho high school student, tried to kill ex-girlfriend last December at Columbia High School. He was sentenced on July 10, 2018 to 15 years in jail and will be eligible for parole in six years.
Executives of the failed Meridian property management company DBSI were ordered Tuesday to give themselves up immediately to serve their sentences. CEO Douglas Swenson and three others were convicted four years ago on fraud charges.
An unidentified man was shot and killed after a fight over a firearm at a campsite near the Owyhee River. A group of two adults and three children were camping when the man reportedly approached them.
A federal grand jury has indicted 13 people — including members of the Aryan Knights and Severely Violent Criminals gangs — for drug distribution, conspiracy, unlawful possession of firearms and other crimes.
