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School policy in the Lakeland Joint district now mirrors Idaho abortion law that prohibits spending public funds on providing access to abortions.

BOISE — Rumors and misinformation have swirled around the suspension of Timberline High School math teacher Laura Boulton. The controversy has put a small group of parents and students in

A proposed renewal of the city’s contract with Lake City Law was tabled at the Wednesday, Oct. 4 council meeting, prompted by a citizen comment.

With Hancock’s charges includes an extended sentence under Idaho Code 19-2514 that “provides that upon conviction for a third or subsequent felony, a person is subject to a sentence of

“I’m glad you called” he said.

“I started to feel like we were very alone,” resident says.

With the resignation of Dick Staples as Bonners Ferry mayor, former board president Rick Alonzo was sworn in as mayor after being nominated by the city council on Tuesday Oct. 3 at the board’s regular meeting.

Emergency room doctors in Idaho are no longer protected from prosecution under the state’s abortion ban after the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed an order that had been

To get in the spirit and promote cycling and pedestrian safety, ACHD Commuteride, and other local transportation and safety partners are giving away free bike lights.

James “Dick” R. Staples resigned as Bonners Ferry mayor Friday, Sept. 22, due to the possibility a family member may receive a job at the city, creating a conflict of interest and violating Idaho nepotism law. However, Staples said he still plans to run for the position in the upcoming election, for which he is unopposed and will be sworn in as mayor in January 2024.