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Teen arrested in Wahooz stabbing. The latest on 5 Boise-area crime, prison incidents Jacob Scholl, The Idaho Statesman Apr. 12—It was an unusually busy weekend for law enforcement officials around the Treasure Valley. Police in the area investigated a murder in Caldwell, stabbings in Meridian and Boise, and a disturbance at an Idaho prison near Kuna. Two Canyon County sheriff's deputies were taken to the hospital after possible exposure to fentanyl. Some incidents were still under investigation by police Monday. Here's the latest: Meridian police arrest 17-year-old after sta...

Idaho officials investigating riot at prison near Boise MGN Online BOISE, Idaho (AP) - Idaho Department of Correction officials say they're still investigating a Saturday prison riot that forced staffers to evacuate a housing unit and left five inmates injured. The incident began around 4:30 p.m. as security staffers responded to a report of an assault in a housing unit holding about 100 people at the Idaho State Correctional Center, IDOC spokesman Jeff Ray said in a statement Monday evening. That's when inmates in the housing unit reportedly started destroying property and lit a fire in ...

Disturbance at IDOC prison south of Boise includes fire set by inmates, officials say Ian Max Stevenson, The Idaho Statesman Apr. 11—Authorities worked into the night Saturday at the Idaho State Correctional Center in Kuna to investigate and bring under control a disturbance by inmates that included starting a fire. Idaho Department of Correction spokesperson Jeff Ray told the Statesman that inmates also attempted to break some windows in the housing unit known as H Block, Tier One, which holds nearly 100 prisoners. This particular IDOC facility houses minimum-security, medi...

An old rail corridor through Middletown will become a 5.27-mile asphalt trail after the state awarded a Next Level Trails grant to the Fall Creek Park Board.

Power has been restored to millions of people in Texas, but millions more are still without clean drinking water after rolling blackouts and freezing temperatures caused pipes to burst and shut down several water purification plants. Jeff Ray, a meteorologist at CBS Dallas-Fort Worth station KTVT, joins CBSN to discuss the impact the storm has had on Texans over the past five days.