U.S. Attorney Bart Davis

A Boise man will spend more than three years behind federal prison bars for health care fraud and aggravated identity theft

A 33-year-old Caldwell man will spend 25 years in prison for producing child pornography after being sentenced by a U.S. District judge.

A Florida man pleaded guilty to cyberstalking for sending images of a Texas crime scene along with threats to the victim of the crime and her sisters who live in Idaho.

The owner of an Idaho convenience store has agreed to pay out $600,000 in restitution for abusing the federal food stamps program.

A Lincoln County dairy and its owner has agreed to pay a fine for violating the Clean Water Act after discharging manure water into a nearby canal in 2017.

A Twin Falls man will have to serve three years of probation for cutting wood in the South Hills without a permit in 2018.

A Buhl man will spend close to 11 years behind bars on drug charges following his recent sentencing in federal court.

A convicted Dietrich man will spend more than a year in prison for the illegal possession of a firearm after a recent sentencing. According to U.S. Attorney Bart Davis, 48-year-old Jeremy Dale Sortor, was given a 15 month federal prison sentence for the crime after he pleaded guilty in December 2019.

Two Californians will spend nearly three years behind bars each for passing fake $100 bills at stores in Twin Falls during the winter.

A Kimberly man could spend another five years behind bars for mailing a threatening letter to a deputy prosecutor last year.

A 39-year-old Twin Falls man will spend a little more than 16 years behind bars for sexual exploitation of children.

The chief executive officer for an eastern Idaho investment firm will spend five years in prions for wire fraud.