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Pankey’s Twin Falls home has been searched for evidence.

All state and U.S. flags are to be flown at half-staff this coming weekend for an Idaho soldier killed in combat overseas.

Idaho Gov. Brad Little told a salmon and steelhead recovery group Friday it should focus on achievable goals that can bolster the state's struggling fish populations.

Idaho's governor announced the creation of a new committee to help in the upcoming 2020 Census Count

Idaho's congressmen have asked President Donald Trump to approve a request by the governor for a federal disaster declaration in northern Idaho to help after recent flooding hit the area with damage.

A legislative vacancy left by a law maker who joined an Idaho congressman's staff will be filled by a Boise realtor who also happens to be his mother

Idaho voters will elect a new governor, decide who will be their U.S. representatives and make decisions on a pair of initiatives about expanding Medicaid and gambling.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Paulette Jordan stopped by the KLIX studio in Twin Falls to discuss her bid for the top seat in Idaho.

The Idaho Lottery says it has handed the governor the largest check so far

Democrat Paulette Jordan breaks the mold of the typical Idaho candidate. She's the first woman to win the party's nomination for governor of a state that hasn't elected a Democrat to the top seat in almost 30 years

Idaho's governor has appointed a state senator to lead the veteran services division. The office of Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter announced the appointment of Sen. Marv Hagedorn to become the administrator for the Idaho Division of Veterans Services.

The recipients of the Idaho Governor's Cup Scholarships has been announced and a number of them are from the Magic Valley region

A proposal reducing the penalties for driving with an expired license is on its way to the Idaho governor's desk for consideration.

Today, Idaho Governor C.L. "Butch" Otter will give his final State of the State address that traditionally begins the legislative session.

Three top gubernatorial candidates with widely different backgrounds share similar views on managing Idaho's wildlife conservation and access to public lands.

Lt. Gov. Brad Little is the latest gubernatorial candidate to voluntarily release his financial assets.

The Idaho Secretary of State's office says a new complaint into a Republican gubernatorial candidate's campaign finances was resolved long ago.

Idaho businessman Anthony Joseph "A.J." Balukoff is once again running as a Democrat for governor. Balukoff, 71, filed paperwork Thursday to run for the top elected office.

U.S. Rep. Raul Labrador has secured two key endorsements from fellow congressional Republicans in his bid to become Idaho's next governor. GOP U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas on Wednesday announced he is endorsing Labrador for governor in 2018.

Lt. Gov. Brad Little's campaign says he's open to voluntarily disclosing his assets at some point along the gubernatorial campaign trail, but his staffers aren't saying what Little will hand over or when that might happen