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This editorial was published in the Post Register of Idaho Falls.

A 20-year-old Sandpoint woman was cited on a charge of animal cruelty and had her dog taken away from her after officers received a video of her aggressively beating her animal as well as admitting that she does this repeatedly.

Idaho's ER doctors are no longer protected from prosecution under the state’s abortion ban after a U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling.

We’ve all been there … you order your favorite beer from your local watering hole only to watch the barkeep dunk the faucet into the now overflowing glass. Or maybe

BOISE — As the weeks have slowly passed since a Timberline High School teacher was suspended without explanation to the public, resulting in demonstrations and walk-outs, more details depicting the

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.

These findings marked the first time a rapid response plan has been put into action for quagga mussels in Idaho.

Due to the presence of quagga mussels at larval life stages in the Centennial Waterfront Park area of the Snake River, the Idaho Fish and Game director has declared an

On September 18, 2023, the Idaho State Department of Agriculture confirmed the presence of quagga mussels at larval life stages in the Centennial Waterfront Park area of the Snake River

There are several things I think we should all understand about how Idaho law addresses the issue of organ donation and how we can use our estate planning documents to help make sure our wishes on this topic are followed.