Idaho News

You'll feel a more consistent autumn chill next week.

Over Labor Day Weekend and the final days of the 100 Deadliest Days of Summer in Idaho, the Idaho State Police shared the details of two serious accidents that happened on Idaho roads.

Over the weekend a young man from Twin Falls was reported missing by concerned family members. A few hours later his body was found near a bridge in Southern Idaho.

Symptoms include fever, severe headaches, and potentially fatal illness in infants, according to AURI.

Reports of insurrection were greatly exaggerated.

Governments are deciding the cameras aren't worth the headaches.

The scene was reportedly staged to throw detectives off, but there was one big, obvious problem.

He walked away and was later found playing in high grass.

27-year-old Seth Vaughn was working at the gravel pit when he became caught in a conveyor belt. A fundraiser was started to help the family of the deceased man, which includes his wife and two young children.

Two men were travelling in an SUV in Western Idaho on Wednesday evening when the driver lost control of the vehicle. The vehicle rolled, both men were ejected, and the vehicle caught fire.

An elderly pickup truck driver is dead after losing control of his vehicle and hitting a tree near Lake Pend Oreille.

Somehow, despite not knowing the true identity of the man, a court found him guilty and sentenced him to 5 years in federal prison, which works, because in prison it won’t matter who he is.