Idaho News

This weekend an Idaho athlete, and Jerome High School graduate, will be running in Atlanta in hopes of qualifying to compete at the Olympic games.

Robert is an Aquarius, and enjoys getting tattoos.

There is an option. It’s called nuclear.

Lighted nocks are apparently legal in nearly every state except Idaho. For those who don't bow hunt, like me, they are a way for bow hunters to find their arrow and their big game when shot. One hunter is looking to get them legalized.

An Ohio man is behind bars for allegedly hauling $600,000 worth of marijuana through Elmore County.

When Gordmans filed for bankruptcy in 2017, they closed one of their three locations in the Treasure Valley.

Police in Idaho have fatally shot a 23-year-old man wielding a knife outside of a south Pocatello residence after he fled from officers, authorities said.

Authorities say two people were badly burned and at least one dog died in a mobile home fire in Pocatello.

Bail will remain at $5 million for a mother arrested in Hawaii over the disappearance of her two Idaho children, a judge ruled Wednesday.

A few big home games that you'll want to check out.

The pompous blowhard doesn’t seem cowed.

Ada County authorities say a man who died after returning to Idaho from China did not have the coronavirus

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An Idaho adult film actress who pled guilty to attempting to hire a man to kill her child's father has received a lengthy prison sentence.

Every state has their own weird set of laws that have been on the books for so long that they have become strange or no longer have relevance. These Idaho laws may be strange, but you still have to follow them.

The Majority Leader explains it’s especially acute for retirees.

A southwest Idaho man has recently been added to statewide database for most wanted criminals.

Police say a train struck and pushed a semi-truck 1300 feet before it was able to stop in an crash near Roberts Tuesday afternoon

The CDC says that the virus is rapidly evolving and spreading and it isn't a matter of 'if' it will be spread in the United States but a matter of 'when'.

Using some sort of reasoning that your pet just wanted to show affection toward a stranger is complete nonsense.