Gunfighter Skies Air Show returns to Mountain Home for first time in eight years
The Gunfighter Skies Air Show returns to Mountain Home Air Force Base this weekend after eight years, with safety and maintenance crews working hard…
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Farm stand offers homemade breads, eggs and natural remedies on the honor system
A small green farm stand in Jerome County is giving neighbors a taste of modern homestead life — and it runs entirely on the honor system.
Lydia…
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Kaylee Goncalves’ family raises awareness for victim advocacy foundation
Kaylee Jade Dahlia Day, held at Franz Witte, highlighted a newly bred flower created in Goncalves’ memory while raising funds and awareness for the…
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Reunited: First responders rescue 70-pound dog
It was a ruff day on the hillside for one fluffy Samoyed named Nash. The 70-pound pup misstepped and tumbled down a steep embankment Monday…
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Peacocks, prehistoric artifacts, and a lava tube cave await visitors at this roadside stop
With temperatures heating up and school coming to an end, Idahoans across the state will be hitting the road looking for that next family adventure…
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Idaho farmers face tough choices to keep permanent crops alive during the statewide drought emergency
With Idaho under a statewide drought emergency, farmers face tough decisions heading into this year’s crop season.
At Williamson Orchards and…
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Idaho couple donates 330 acre ‘oasis’ to land trust to create a nature preserve instead of subdivisions
The breakneck pace of growth in Southern Idaho has seen more and more open spaces transform into subdivisions, but one couple has a different vision…
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Couple convicted in ‘kill list’ manifesto case
A married Boise couple who wrote a manifesto that included a “kill list” have been found guilty by an Ada County jury of a combined 122 counts of…
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Albertsons reaches $774M settlement to close all opioid-related legal claims
Albertsons has reached a settlement to resolve any federal, state, or tribal-based legal claims involving opioids.
In a news release, Albertsons…
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Fire destroys the Caldwell home of Idaho State Representative Kent Marmon, leaving the residence uninhabitable
On Monday evening at 9:50 p.m., Caldwell fire crews responded to a residential structure fire in Caldwell near the College of Idaho’s Marty Holly…
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New law could bring more brewery locations to Treasure Valley and across the state
After Governor Brad Little signed Senate Bill 1301 into law, breweries across Idaho may soon have more room to grow.
The new law, which takes effect…
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Burley deputy says she was mocked at work for breastfeeding, files lawsuit
Hannah Jones says she has worked as a deputy at the Mini-Cassia County Criminal Justice Center for over three years and enjoyed the job before…
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‘Everlasting hug’: Community creates quilt in memory of Kaylee Goncalves
A handmade quilt created by contributors from across the country is now on display in the Treasure Valley, honoring the life of Kaylee Goncalves and…
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Trial set for man charged with murder and kidnapping of 5-year-old Michael Vaughan
A September trial date has been set for Stacey Wondra, the man accused in the disappearance and death of 5-year-old Michael Vaughan.
During a…
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Farmers struggle to find field workers as many are ‘living in fear’ amid rising immigration enforcement
It has been a tough year for Idaho farmers dealing with less water, higher fuel costs, and fewer workers in the fields.
Bethany Gotts owns Quey’s…
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11-year-old golfer takes shot at Augusta stage
An 11-year-old golfer from Boise is already chasing a dream many spend a lifetime pursuing.
Owen Zaragoza recently competed in the Drive, Chip and…
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Idaho lawmakers clash over success of the 2026 legislative session
The 2026 legislative session has come to an end, with Idaho lawmakers returning to their homes across the state.
Republican House Speaker Mike Moyle…
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‘It’s been tough’: Farmers concerned about low snowpack
Idaho saw one of its warmest winters this past season, leaving the state in a snow drought. Low elevation ranges are seeing some of the lowest…
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Governor Brad Little announces Idaho’s partnership with Turning Point USA
Thursday, Governor Brad Little signed a proclamation partnering the state with conservative organization Turning Point USA to bring Club America to…
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‘Bench Bunny’ overpopulation causes property damage and ongoing frustration for residents
Feral rabbits are causing chaos and property damage for residents living on the Boise Bench.
Data from the Idaho Humane Society shows a heat map of…
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Charitable donations fund pizza delivery driver’s retirement after good deed goes viral
A hardworking Domino’s pizza delivery driver on the cusp of retiring will soon become the beneficiary of a GoFundMe that’s raised over $75,000 in…
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Stacey Wondra pleads not guilty to murder, kidnapping during arraignment
Stacey Wondra appeared in Payette County Court on Friday afternoon, where he pleaded not guilty to the charges of murder, kidnapping, and destruction…
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Bill awaiting Governor’s signature would create the strictest Medicaid Expansion requirements in the US
A bill sitting on Gov. Brad Little’s desk could make Idaho’s Medicaid expansion requirements the strictest in the country.
House Bill 913 would…
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“I Was a Coward”: Former Idaho pastor sentenced to 17 Years on child pornography charges
Former Nampa pastor Matthew Masiewicz was sentenced to up to 17 years in prison Thursday after pleading guilty to charges related to child…
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Idaho State Police struggle with staffing as funding bill awaits governor’s signature
Leaders with Idaho State Police say they are struggling to recruit and retain troopers after years of funding that has not kept pace with competitive…
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Transgender Idahoan speaks out after ‘Bathroom Bill’ becomes law
“It shouldn’t be a crime to use the restroom.”
This concern from a Nampa resident, who identifies as a transgender woman, is now a reality after…
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‘Enough is enough’: Protesters arrested during sit-in at Idaho Governor’s office to support trans community
A group of roughly 30 protesters formed in and around Governor Brad Little’s office at the Idaho Statehouse on Wednesday afternoon, to protest…
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City of Nampa holds memorial service for late Mayor Rick Hogaboam
The City of Nampa said goodbye to Mayor Rick Hogaboam on Tuesday as neighbors gathered at the Ford Idaho Center to honor his life and legacy.
A…
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‘This illusion that they’re working with us is a farce’: Idaho Senate advances ICE bill
A revived immigration bill that would require local law enforcement agencies to work with federal immigration officials is moving forward at the…
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Idaho law allows semi-trucks and passenger cars to drive the same 80 mph on interstates
A new law in Idaho will allow semi-trucks and passenger vehicles to travel at the same top speed of 80 mph on the state’s interstates.
Gov. Little…
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Veteran fights to keep his home after lawsuit from a cash-for-homes company
A 77-year-old retired veteran in Burley is fighting to keep his home after a cash-for-homes company filed a lawsuit against him over an electronic…
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Families ‘told to pound sand’ as bill to pay parents of disabled children stalls at the Statehouse
A bill that aims to restore a program allowing parents of disabled children to be paid for their work as caregivers is at a standstill inside the…
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Idaho lawmakers consider temporary funding to restore mental health services after program cuts
Idaho lawmakers are considering a temporary funding plan to restore critical mental health services after recent cuts, as behavioral health leaders…
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Nampa Mayor Rick Hogaboam dies from medical emergency during town hall meeting
Officials have confirmed that Nampa Mayor Rick Hogaboam died from a medical emergency he experienced during a Regional Town Hall in Eagle on…
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Idaho bill that would cut $21.8 million in Medicaid funding for disability services put on pause
A bill that would cut more than $21 million in Medicaid funding for providers who support people with developmental disabilities is on pause after a…
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Bill requiring Idaho law enforcement to apply for ICE partnerships held in Senate committee
A bill that would have required local law enforcement agencies across Idaho to seek cooperation agreements with federal immigration officials is no…
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Idaho Senate passes bill limiting local regulations on short-term rentals
The Idaho Senate passed HB 583 in a 23-12 vote on Monday, a measure that ensures regulations on short-term rental owners may only be imposed when…
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FBI offers reward for man wanted in Idaho child sexual assault case
The FBI is offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest of Donald Steven Lang.
The FBI is assisting the Kootenai County…
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The Idaho Challenged Athletes Foundation hosts a curling and biathlon clinic
The Idaho Challenged Athletes Foundation hosted its three-day winter sports weekend in Boise, where adaptive athletes had the chance to compete in…
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Idaho woman celebrates 109th birthday, crediting healthy living for her long life
Juanita Sibert has lived to see more than a century of American history — and on Saturday, she celebrated 109 years of it with cake, ice cream, and…
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Idaho lawmaker aims to shield customers from rising power rates tied to data centers
Data centers — like the massive one under construction by Meta in Kuna — are popping up across the country, supporting services like artificial…
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Mountain Home mom recovering after foster dog attack, grateful for community support
A Mountain Home mother is recovering from serious injuries after the family’s foster dog attacked her while she was holding her infant…
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Psychic TikTok influencer ordered to pay $10M in damages for false Moscow murders claims
On Friday, Feb. 27, a federal jury decided that a TikTok influencer is liable for $10 million in damages after the defendant wrongfully accused a…
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Twin Falls immigrants and refugees share their stories at ‘Becoming Idaho’ event
Two Magic Valley residents — a refugee-turned-advocate and a child of immigrants — are sharing their personal stories as part of a community…
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F-16s may soon replace A-10s at Gowen Field — environmental impact analysis underway
The A-10 Thunderbolt II, affectionately known as the ‘Warthog’, has been flying out of Gowen Field for three decades.
“It’s the longest serving…
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Teen dating violence cases surge in Canyon County as advocates sound alarm
Teen dating violence is not just a statistic; it is happening in Canyon County, and local advocates say the numbers are rising.
At Advocates Against…
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Instructor recounts terrifying 200 mph crash
Ron Martinez crashed his Porsche during a speed run at the annual Tour De Force event outside Sun Valley in 2024.
The fact that Martinez is alive…
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Idaho Speaker calls Utah’s proposed refinery tax ‘bull manure’, costing Idaho drivers more at the pump
Utah’s legislators are about to do something that has caught the attention of Idaho House Speaker Mike Moyle (R), and he’s none too happy about…
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Mushers and their dogs compete in the Warm Lake Stage Race
The Idaho Sled Dog Challenge canceled the 100-mile and the 300-mile Iditarod qualifier because of a lack of snow, but they were able to host the Warm…
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Gold-silver-backed debit cards pitched as new way to pay in Idaho
A new way to pay could be coming to Idaho — letting residents buy everyday items with gold or silver using a debit card linked to physical precious…
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Boise man who fled Iran shares perspective as protests escalate overseas
As tensions in Iran escalate, policymakers in Washington are weighing whether the United States should get involved. For most Idahoans, the debate…
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Quadruple homicide suspect Benjamin Naylor expected to enter guilty pleas
Benjamin Roy Naylor is expected to plead guilty to four counts of murder stemming from a July quadruple homicide that spanned Cassia and Minidoka…
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