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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 …
Judge denies bid to reopen highway to big load
BOISE (AP) - A federal judge has rejected a request to allow a General Electric Co. subsidiary to resume shipments of massive oil-field equipment on a scenic, two-lane highway in northern Idaho.
Dietrich youngster survives flesh-eating bacteria
DIETRICH (AP) - A southern Idaho boy returned home this week from the hospital after a terrifying bout with a flesh-eating bacteria that doctors once feared would kill him.
Idaho rep questions legality of same-sex tax rules
Court denies appeal in slaying
Police investigate theft
Condemned building fire ruled human-caused
Hundreds turn out to honor Cenarrusa at funeral
BOISE (AP) - Friends, relatives, supporters and Idaho's highest-profile politicians turned out Friday to honor the life of political legend Pete Cenarrusa, a sheep rancher who became the state's longest serving ele…
FEC seeks $140K fine from Craig in bathroom case
BOISE - Federal election regulators want former U.S. Sen. Larry Craig to pay $140,000 in fines and return nearly $217,000 to his campaign, arguing he misused the money to fund his legal defense after his 2007 arres…
Man pleads guilty to arson
SANDPOINT - A Sandpoint man charged with second-degree arson and aggravated assault in Kootenai County has pleaded guilty, according to the Idaho Supreme Court Data Repository.
Otter, others honor Cenarrusa at Capitol
BOISE (AP) - Idaho's top elected officials have paid their respects to Pete Cenarrusa, a sheep rancher and popular politician, who died Sunday at age 95.