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Idaho voters can help pick the state’s official gun in 2026 general election
Idaho lawmakers advance vaccine worker comp legislation
Also advancing in the House was an anti-mask mandate bill
Idaho lawmaker censured for publicizing rape accuser's name
Von Ehlinger was also criminally charged
Idaho deaths 20% higher than average - and 2021 is far from over
Since the pandemic began, an estimated 2,851 to 4,516 more Idahoans have died who likely wouldn’t have in pre-pandemic times.
Newly filed lawsuit targets Idaho's latest redistricting map
Under state law, the Idaho Supreme Court has jurisdiction over redistricting challenges
Police: Idaho woman stole items from victim in mall shooting
The complaint said that Scarbrough took rings, a gun belt, clothing and other property from Acker’s body
Boise shooter reported to police 3 times before mall attack
The first time someone contacted Ada County dispatchers about Bergquist was on March 7
Trump endorses GOP rival of Idaho incumbent governor
Trump says McGeachin has been a true supporter from the beginning
Idaho Legislature reconvening could spark lawsuits
The House chose to recess last May rather than officially adjourn like the Senate
Crapo and Risch want White House meeting on judicial vacancy
Idaho is one of just three states with only two U.S. district judges
Trial of ex-Idaho governor longshot ends with hung jury
Jurors found Steve Pankey guilty of false reporting
Newly elected N. Idaho mayor to stay on as state senator
Johnson is in his sixth term in the Senate and said he won’t seek reelection
Aggressive customers prompt changes at Idaho liquor stores
New rules create what it calls a “treasure hunt” approach
Former Idaho lawmaker's rape case moves forward in court
Von Ehlinger has denied all wrongdoing and maintained he had consensual sexual contact with the woman
Bullet struck officer's hat in Idaho mall shooting
Jo Acker, a security guard at the mall, was one of the two people Bergquist killed
10 states sue Biden administration over COVID vaccine rule
arguing that the mandate violates federal procurement law and is an overreach of federal power