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Pelosi to ‘soon’ send impeachment articles for Senate trial
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday she will “soon″ transmit the articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, signaling a potential thaw in the standoff with Senate Republicans as she warned against rushing to an acquittal without a fair trial.
Iranians shot down jetliner, US, Canadian, UK leaders say
Evidence indicates it is “highly likely” that an Iranian anti-aircraft missile downed a Ukrainian jetliner near Tehran late Tuesday, U.S., Canadian and British officials said Thursday.
His air dwindling, avalanche survivor faced ‘the inevitable’
‘’Ï had already relegated myself to the inevitable as I knew the air would not last long,″ Fuzak, 62, wrote on a public Facebook page for skiers. “I’m really surprised how calm I felt but knew there was nothing I could do but wait and pray.″
Boise State assistant coach on leave, sued for misconduct
Officials at Boise State University in Idaho have placed the college’s assistant women’s basketball coach on administrative leave after discovering he faces a lawsuit alleging sexual abuse and harassment of a player at his previous job.
Case of 2 missing kids grows to include deaths, cult rumors
Two dead spouses, two missing children and rumors of a cult. Confusion is growing around a series of mysterious deaths and the disappearances of a 7-year-old boy and 17-year-old girl that tie back to a couple who have since vanished themselves.
Officials ID suspect shot by police as Idaho Falls man
Officials have identified the man shot and wounded by law enforcement officers in Pocatello Monday evening as a 29-year-old Trevor Alan Vanhorn of Idaho Falls.
Idaho ski resort closed after 2 people killed in avalanche
Four people have been recovered after an avalanche at the Silver Mountain Resort ski area in northern Idaho, authorities said.
US Sends More Firefighters to Help Battle Australia Blazes
U.S. officials said Tuesday they’re planning to send at least another 100 firefighters to Australia to join 159 already in the country battling wildfires that have killed 25 people and destroyed 2,000 homes.
Family members offer reward for info about missing children
Relatives of two missing children are offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to the recovery of Joshua “JJ” Vallow and Tylee Ryan.
Larry and Kay Woodcock, JJ’s biological grandparents, made the announcement in Rexburg, Idaho, on Tuesday after meeting with local and federal law enforcement...
3 selected as possible replacements for Idaho House lawmaker
Democrats have submitted three possible replacements to fill a vacancy in the Idaho House.
Ruling puts hold on gold exploration plans in eastern Idaho
The U.S. Forest Service violated environmental laws by failing to adequately consider potential harm to Yellowstone cutthroat trout in a Canadian mining company’s plans to expand its search for gold in eastern Idaho, a judge has ruled.
Boise man charged with murder after woman’s body found
A Boise man has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the death of a 56-year-old woman.
Trump impeached by US House on charge of abuse of power
A majority in U.S. House has voted to impeach President Donald Trump on the charge of abuse of power for enlisting a foreign ally to investigate a political rival ahead of the 2020 election.
Idaho man gets 15 years in prison for sending hoax threats
A judge has sentenced an Idaho man convicted of felony terrorism almost nine months after he was arrested for making fake bomb threats in Nampa.
Idaho campus to accept Medicaid again for student coverage
The Brigham Young University-Idaho campus says it will once again accept Medicaid as health insurance that meets its coverage requirement after the school was criticized for adopting a different policy.
Cold case trial suspended, defendant in poor health
A judge has suspended a cold case trial after concerns about the mental and physical health of the 86-year-old defendant.
Survivors from South Dakota plane crash in stable condition
The three survivors of a South Dakota plane crash that killed nine members of an extended family from Idaho were in stable condition Monday, a family representative said.
Nevada crash kills 2 after takeoff from airport near Idaho
Authorities say two people were killed when a light plane crashed and burned after taking off from a small northeastern Nevada airport near the border with Idaho
New trial rejected for man convicted 3 times in killing
A request for a new trial from a man who was convicted three times in the killing of a Texas couple in 1983 was denied, a judge said.
Police: Man with knife shot and killed in eastern Idaho
Authorities in eastern Idaho say law enforcement officers shot and killed a man who threatened them with a knife.