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Republican Idaho Gov. Brad Little has signed into law legislation requiring sexual assault and rape kits to be tested with limited exceptions.

Ten bucks to see a lava flow?

The travel piece, written last month by staffer Andreas Wass, compares the preserve to visiting a "galaxy far, far away."

The Senate Health and Welfare Committee on Thursday voted 5-4 to send to the Senate the legislation with a "do pass" recommendation.

Even though it has happened a few times already since I moved to Idaho, it still surprises me that the Northern Lights can become visible at times in Idaho.

All occupants of a two-vehicle crash, including two juveniles, were taken to the hospital on Thursday in eastern Idaho.

A Nampa man was sentenced to 36 months in prison for possessing an unregistered firearm, according to U.S. Attorney Bart M. Davis.

He is wanted by the Canton County Sheriff's Office as of March 19, 2019. Carrigan is a Boise native.

It still smells like marijuana to a police dog, which raises some questions from law enforcement.

Law enforcement organizations on Tuesday expressed support for legislation that seeks to streamline the sealing of low-level marijuana convictions.

The remains of a World War II pilot shot down in Germany have arrived back in his home state of Utah, where they are expected to be buried

Two pieces of legislation putting work and other requirements on the voter-approved Medicaid expansion in Idaho advanced on Wednesday in both the House and Senate.

Authorities say a woman sustained potentially life-threatening injuries after she was beaten and stabbed in the Boise foothills late Saturday night.

Starting teacher pay will increase to $40,000 annually in a move Idaho lawmakers hope will attract and keep more teachers in the state.

UPDATE: Police said around 5 p.m. Wednesday that the Amber Alert for a child in Nampa has been canceled.

The Senate Affairs Committee in a hearing on Wednesday voted 6-3 to send Senate Bill 1159 to the Amending Order.

It is a pretty well know fact that as citizens of the greatest country on the planet that we are also the fattest people on the planet.

Idaho wildlife officials say seven wolves were killed in the northern part of the state to help boost elk populations.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints says two of its missionaries have returned home to the U.S. after they were detained in Russia for more than two weeks for alleged visa term violations.

One of the factors buried in the report is driving alone to work.