Idaho laws

When can you legally let them be booster seat free and when can they begin riding upfront, without you worrying about a ticket?

We all know that feeling of driving down the street obeying all the laws and a cop car pulls up behind you and you immediately feel like a felon on the run.

Why have only seven states banned this? And why isn't Idaho one of them?!

When leaving your grass in the street, are you breaking the law in Idaho, or is it simply just a rude thing to do in the Gem State?

If you are seen driving with headphones on your head or in your ears in Idaho, can you get a ticket for it?

It isn’t even really hot yet in Idaho and I’m already leaving my car windows cracked when I park or looking for a tree to use as shade so I don’t melt when I get back in my car.

Here's what you need to know about handling shady dealerships & private car sales.

This rule seems like it would never come to Idaho, but it may already have and could be spreading state-wide soon.

When you’re parking in your driveway, there may be certain things you’re thinking about. Like, did I lock my door before I went in the house?

You need to be prepared for Idaho weather and these are the most important written and unwritten laws you should follow.

There’s really no “Welcome to Idaho” course you have to complete. But maybe there should be.

I love Idaho. I really do, but that doesn't mean I think Idaho is perfect. Just like I love my kids, and heaven knows they aren't perfect.

One such law in Idaho has been taken advantage of to allow parents to use their children to get what they want.

What would you do? What would you do if you could change or add one law in the state of Idaho?

There are some laws in Idaho that while they may make sense, it doesn't mean they don't need to be changed or dropped altogether.

During the winter, it wasn't uncommon to see some bizarre driving habits on the ice, people often aren't paying attention or are driving recklessly.

There is a lot that goes into moving to a new state. You first have to find a home, then get to know your new coworkers, learn your new job, and those are just the big things.

Hands on the wheel, eyes on the road!

A proposal reversing a contentious 2016 law that made it easier for Idaho employers to sue former employees over non-compete agreements is headed to the governor's desk for consideration.