State News
What's happening in Idaho? For information and details regarding Idaho news, see our articles below.
10 states sue Biden administration over COVID vaccine rule
arguing that the mandate violates federal procurement law and is an overreach of federal power
Man denies involvement in '84 disappearance of Colorado girl
Pankey said in court that he pretended to know information about the case out of bitterness for police and for his former church and former employer
US companies announce plans for gene-edited strawberries
Expect to launch the first commercially available, gene-edited strawberries within a few years
Judge orders stay in case seeking to remove Snake River dams
Fishing and conservation groups joined with the state of Oregon
Police: Suspect in Boise, Idaho, mall shooting dies
The Boise Police Department first got the call that shots had been fired at the Boise Towne Square Mall at about 1:50 p.m.
'We've got to run' — Idaho mall shooting leaves 2 dead
The officer was injured in an exchange of gunfire with the suspect
Idaho clinics rush to train staff for COVID booster rollout
Many health care providers will spend a few days training staff before they can start putting shots in arms
Report: Far-right anti-government group grows significantly
People's Rights started in deep-red Idaho
US to give nuclear waste plant in Idaho another try
The waste has been a sore spot between Idaho and the Energy Department for years
Idaho health officials say COVID case numbers are flattening
There were an average of 615 COVID-19 patients in Idaho hospitals each day last week
Pocatello man arrested in connection with shooting deaths
Jesse Patrick Leigh, 39, was arrested Saturday
Q&A: La Nina's back and it's not good for parts of dry West
For the Northwest — Washington, Oregon, maybe parts of Idaho and Montana — La Nina means a good chance rain and drought relief
US drops appeal of ruling banning some sheep grazing
Grazing was suspended in 2013
Idaho governor eyes more day cares to solve worker shortage
Idaho’s current unemployment rate of 2.9% puts the state back at pre-pandemic levels
Idaho reaches deal to reimburse hunters who kill wolves
The agreement follows a change in Idaho law aimed at killing more wolves