Idaho Laws

Five newly signed Idaho laws include changes to schools, jury duty and DNA collection requirements.

Several new laws passed during Idaho’s 2026 legislative session will take effect July 1. Here are five that could affect Idaho drivers, students and lottery players.

When it comes to driving in Idaho, what can you legally get away with when it comes to screens in the car, and what is breaking the law?

Many vehicles have LED lights these days, and in Idaho, it is fair to ask, are they causing more harm than good?

Several Idaho laws approved last year take effect January 1, 2026. Here’s what’s changing and how it could affect Idahoans.

Before you plan Christmas cocktails, Idaho law limits when and where alcohol can be sold on December 25.

Every time your vehicle goes over the speed limit, you cross a road that isn't at a crosswalk, or any time you forget to use your blinker when switching lanes or turning.

Did you know there are certain car problems you must get fixed sooner rather than later because they are illegal in Idaho, Washington, and Utah?

From cursive handwriting in schools to drug penalties and bathroom privacy, here’s a breakdown of the new Idaho laws taking effect July 1, 2025.

What happens when a banana peel meets the interstate? Find out why tossing food from your car could land you in hot water in Idaho.

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.

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