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Idaho Hopes to Test Most Backlogged Rape Kits by End of 2019
The Idaho State Police lab is putting a dent in the number of backlogged rape kits, according to a recent report.
Idaho May Pay Legal Fees After Losing ‘Dairy Spying’ Lawsuit
A panel of Idaho officials will meet next week to consider paying $260,000 for attorney fees and other costs after losing a lawsuit over an unconstitutional law.
Bill Increases Penalty for Attacking Idaho Parks Officers
Legislation to increase penalties for a person who attacks an Idaho Parks and Recreation employee authorized to enforce state laws has been introduced.
Rule Clarifies Who Must Pay to Film in Idaho State Parks
Lawmakers have advanced a proposed rule giving a sharper focus on who can take photos and record moving images in Idaho state parks without a permit.
Official Says Idaho Needs a Cybersecurity Expert for Elections
Idaho's top election official says the state needs a cybersecurity expert to deal with potential threats to elections and make sure voters have confidence in the system.
Idaho Company Steals from South Dakota Tribe, Alaska Natives
An Idaho company that sells posters to raise money for schools has admitted to defrauding a South Dakota tribe and at least two organizations tied to Alaska Natives.
Idaho State Football Player Files Complaint Against Coaches
Idaho State University is investigating allegations of physical abuse and inappropriate communication by its football coaches.
Little’s Budget for Medicaid Expansion Eyed by Lawmakers
An initial probing of Idaho Gov. Brad Little's budget by lawmakers found that adding a work or training requirement for Medicaid expansion could add administrative costs the state would have to cover.
First Bill Introduced in Idaho Legislature Involves Water
The first bill introduced in the 2019 legislative session addresses a water battle that has been building for years in southwestern Idaho.
Idaho Farm Income Declined in 2018, Dairy Struggling
Idaho farm income fell for a second straight year in 2018 largely due to overproduction by dairy farmers, according to a recent economic report.
The University of Idaho Extension report estimates total net farm income declined 27 percent to $902 million. Total net farm income represents earnings pai…
The University of Idaho Extension report estimates total net farm income declined 27 percent to $902 million. Total net farm income represents earnings pai…
Inauguration Ceremony Held for Top Idaho Elected Officials
The public inauguration ceremony on the Statehouse steps was held before about 1,500 onlookers and featured a flyover by four Idaho National Guard A-10 Thunderbolt jets and 19 cannon booms that set off at least one car alarm.
Idaho Charity Golf Event Costs More Than It Gives Out
For more than four decades, the governor and first lady of Idaho have hosted an annual multiday golf and sporting event to raise money for state college and trade-school scholarships.