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Legal filings contend principal sexually harassed students
Two females have filed legal documents against an Idaho school district contending a high school principal sexually harassed them while they were students and district officials failed to act.
Magic Valley School district settles sex assault case involving student
An Idaho school district and a girl who sued after she was sexually assaulted by an older student and forced to move to another community reached a settlement, hours after a jury began deliberating.
Conservation Groups Ask Judge to Halt Trump Drilling Plan
Four conservation groups have asked a judge to block a Trump administration plan allowing drilling, mining and other activities in seven Western states they say will harm sage grouse.
Boise Nonprofit Offers Homes Made of Steel Containers
A Boise nonprofit will begin accepting applications for families that want to live in one of four affordable houses made of steel shipping containers.
Small Dam Breach Washes Out Part of Elko County Road
A dam at a small rural reservoir in northeast Nevada has breached, flooding part of a county road in Elko County.
Suspect Dead After Shooting That Injured Police Officer
A Nez Perce Tribal Police officer was shot and injured at his Lewiston home Wednesday, and the suspect was killed in a police shooting a short time later.
Idaho, Forest Service Partner to Plant Trees on Private Land
Money generated from an Idaho partnership with the U.S. Forest Service involving timber sales on federal land is being used for the first time on private land for wildfire restoration work.
Trump Tried to Seize Control of Mueller Probe, Report Says
Public at last, special counsel Robert Mueller's report revealed to a waiting nation Thursday that President Donald Trump had tried to seize control of the Russia probe and force Mueller's removal.
Landfill search for missing Colorado mom’s remains ends
Police have ended the search of a Colorado landfill for the remains of a woman thought to have been beaten to death by her fiance.
Idaho Governor Touts Accomplishments of First 100 Days
Gov. Brad Little marked his 100th day in office Wednesday by touting his accomplishments.
Trial underway in Title IX lawsuit against Magic Valley school
The principal of an Idaho school where a 13-year-old reported she was raped by an older student says surveillance video of the incident appeared to her to show "wrong acts of affection."
Family Sues Idaho School District Over Handling of Assault
The principal of an Idaho school where a 13-year-old reported she was raped by an older student says surveillance video of the incident appeared to her to show "wrong acts of affection."
Idaho to Pay Court Costs in Same-sex Parent Rights Lawsuit
The Idaho Constitutional Defense Council has agreed to pay more than $227,000 in legal fees to attorneys for a woman who sued and won.
Timber Company, County Decry Idaho Land Buying Splurge
Idaho's plan to buy timberland unfairly competes with private businesses and takes away tax revenue from local governments, a timber company and a northern Idaho county said Tuesday.
Lead Kills 1st Yellowstone Golden Eagle Fitted with Tracker
The first golden eagle in Yellowstone National Park fitted with a tracking device has died of lead poisoning, likely after consuming bullet fragments while scavenging.
Fire torches top of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris
Firefighters battled a massive blaze Monday at the French capital's iconic Notre Dame Cathedral that sent ash pouring onto tourists and flames shooting out of the world-famous 12th century monument.
Blue Cross of Idaho Hacked, Some Member Information Accessed
One of Idaho's largest insurance companies said Friday that someone hacked its website and obtained access to the personal information of about 5,600 customers.
Idaho Legislature Wraps Up Session That Ends with Acrimony
The Idaho Legislature has wrapped up business amid acrimony between the House and Senate.
Idaho Senate Passes Important Rules Legislation
The Senate has passed legislation to keep in force some 8,000 administrative rules from state agencies involving such things as requiring licenses for health care workers.
Idaho governor signs bill expanding Medicaid coverage
Idaho Gov. Brad Little on Tuesday signed into law a bill approving Medicaid expansion for about 90,000 low-income residents that adds work and other requirements to a voter-approved measure