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Trump supporters should be skeptical about the Idaho Republican Party’s “insistence” on a March caucus. Here’s why.

The 2023-2024 Empowering Parents application period opens at 7 this morning. Idaho students from kindergarten through 12th grade are eligible, regardless of whether they attend public school, private school or are homeschooled.

A man was killed outside his home Thursday morning in Twin Falls after confronting a trespasser who had entered the homeowners' vehicle.

A man was killed outside his home Thursday morning in Twin Falls after confronting a trespasser who had entered the homeowners' vehicle.

A man was killed outside his home Thursday morning in Twin Falls after confronting a trespasser who had entered the homeowners' vehicle.

This is a warning to all Idaho and Washington residents who have purchased — or will purchase — a new vehicle from a local dealership. Are you aware that Idaho

An executive session regarding complaints against a public officer is one item on the agenda for the regular board meeting of the Community Library Network, to be held from 2-5:30 p.m. Thursday at the Post Falls Library.

Two voters were given incorrect absentee ballots, officials say

Two Bonner County commissioners voted Tuesday morning to allow Commissioner Luke Omodt to continue utilizing Idaho Code for the purpose of requesting access to Commissioner Asia Williams’s emails.

Add one more thread unraveling in American self-government: local city and school board elections, historically nonpartisan, are now targeted by local party committees, who endorse candidates as “your true Republican