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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 …
Deputies investigate apparent road-rage shooting
BOISE (AP) - Ada County Sheriff's deputies are investigating a shooting they suspect is connected to a road-rage incident.
State asks judge to reconsider broadband ruling
The state is asking a judge to take another look at his decision to void the $60 million Idaho Education Network broadband contract.
Craig named state GOP finance chair
BOISE (AP) - The Idaho Republican Party has named former U.S. Sen. Larry Craig as financial chair of its executive committee.
Eastern Idaho man pleads guilty after machete threat
Police: Man stole from likely murder-suicide house
Unauthorized immigrant numbers growing in Idaho
State Christmas tree delayed by weather
Idaho health exchange site experiences high traffic
ISU security officers overstepping authority?
Study: Idahoans using more water
Idaho school district will ask for sales tax money
McDonald's won't buy Simplot's GMO potato
Second lawsuit filed against Idaho wolf derby
BOISE - Three environmental groups have filed a lawsuit seeking to halt a wolf- and coyote-hunting derby on public lands set for early January in east-central Idaho.
Central Idaho planners recommend chicken increase
HAILEY (AP) - Planning officials in the central Idaho town of Hailey are recommending the number of chickens residents are allowed to keep be doubled from three to six.
Idaho education board approves certification rules
BOISE - Idaho's board of education unanimously approved a stricter teacher certification process with the promise of increased pay to make the new licensing plan more attractive to school officials.