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Man charged after driving through school gates
A driver allegedly crashed through two closed crossing gates at Washington Elementary in Sandpoint, prompting new …
Idaho's new Catholic bishop meets followers
BOISE (AP) - The Rev. Peter F. Christensen, Idaho's next Catholic bishop, has set an assignment for himself even before he assumes his office: Learn Spanish.
Semi-truck driver stabbed at truck stop
NAMPA (AP) - Police in Nampa said a semi-truck driver from Oklahoma was stabbed and had to be hospitalized after a man attacked him with a knife.
Gay marriage headed to high court
BOISE (AP) - Attorneys for Idaho Gov. Butch Otter contend the U.S. Supreme Court should wait until it receives arguments from Idaho before deciding a case involving gay marriage in the United States.
Student newspaper editor: We plagiarized to make a point
BOISE - An Idaho high school student newspaper editor said she intentionally plagiarized an editorial because she wanted to send a message to State Superintendent-elect Sherri Ybarra.
Hanging death probed
Idaho beer distributors challenge brewpub license
Cities, counties wary of public records proposal
Your Health Idaho info emerges slowly
Senators start search for new federal judge
Idaho exchange extends enrollment
BOISE - Idaho residents will have an extra five days to choose a plan from the state's health insurance exchange.
Land board approves adding advisers, auditors
BOISE (AP) - Idaho's five-member land board formalized how it vets investments made on the state's 2.5 million acres of endowment lands - which provides funding primarily to public schools - during Monday's meeting.