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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 …
Train hits sport-utility vehicle in SW Idaho
Potato growers scale back insecticide use
Boise Airport goes hyperlocal
Cover up, Idaho
Tanned skin is damaged skin. That's the message Idaho public health officials and the United States surgeon general are hoping that Idahoans and all Americans listen to and learn from. Skin cancer rates are increas…
Report: Overall crime rate down slightly in Idaho
Reducing Mother Nature's effects
Logging project gets go-ahead
Yates tabbed as new Republican chairman
Wipes clogging sewer pipes
BURLEY (AP) - Disposable wipes are clogging the Burley sewer system and costing taxpayers, wastewater workers in the south-central Idaho city say.
KCRR announces endorsements
COEUR d'ALENE - The Kootenai County Reagan Republicans announced the group's endorsements for candidates in the Nov. 4 general elections.
Idaho GOP plans to elect new leader Saturday
BOISE - Idaho Republicans are poised to elect a new party leader after spending months entrenched in political infighting over who should have control of the state's GOP.
Rodeo queen faces theft charge
BOISE (AP) - The Miss Caldwell Night Rodeo Queen and the former Boise State University Bronco girl who, on game days, rode out ahead of the football team on a horse, has been charged with grand theft.
Man reports being shot
CALDWELL (AP) - Police in southwest Idaho say a 39-year-old man reported being shot by a stranded driver Thursday after he stopped to help.
Idaho scales back prison problem claims
BOISE - Idaho Department of Correction officials on Wednesday dramatically scaled back their assessment of problems encountered when they took over the running of the state's largest prison from Corrections Corpora…