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PAYETTE COUNTY — State legislators returned to a snow-capped Idaho Statehouse on Jan. 8 to start work on the 2024 Idaho Legislative Session. Even at this early stage, bills coming

One week into the Idaho Legislative session, and Idaho Republicans have brought forth a second piece of legislation concerning the limitation of library materials.

Rep. Wendy Horman and Sen. Lori Den Hartog make the case for their Parental Choice Tax Credit, which could be spent at private schools. | Opinion

Legal counsel for the Community Library Network's board of trustees found a sentence in the statement and intent piece of a draft Materials Selection Policy to be unusual.

Idaho Republicans have brought forth a second piece of legislation concerning the limitation of library materials.

Through a detailed investigation, the Chubbuck Police Department has been able to confirm that the initial report our agency received, alleging that a police impersonator had pulled over a citizen

Senator Scott Herndon will present two bills involving driver's license issuances and how counties and highway districts abandon public roads at a committee hea

Recently, there have been reports of a subject impersonating a police officer and making traffic stops within the Pocatello and Chubbuck areas. Investigations into the subject’s identity and vehicle are

FRUITLAND — The Fruitland School District is looking for a new superintendent and aims to get at least a temporary interim or interim in place by Monday, but it isn’t

BOISE, Idaho (Legal Newsline) - The famous Sun Valley ski resort must face a lawsuit by the widow of a man who died after crashing into a snowmaking machine on a beginner run, the Idaho Supreme Court said, ruling a jury must decide whether the padding met the standard for warnings.