TV special on Idaho murder case to air, with Kohberger classmate interviews

A well-known true crime show plans to air a new special on the Bryan Kohberger case this week.

Celebrating and honoring Idaho’s first state game warden, Charles Henry Arbuckle

Celebrating and honoring Idaho’s first state game warden, Charles Henry Arbuckle

Arbuckle made several recommendations he felt were needed, not only administratively but in the interest of Idaho’s fish, game, and for sportsmen.

Can Kohberger’s family attend his Idaho murder trial? The judge just ruled

Bryan Kohberger’s immediate family will be allowed to attend the entirety of his upcoming capital murder trial, the presiding judge ruled.

Federal Reserve leaves key rate unchanged as it sees risk of higher prices and higher unemployment

As a result, the tariffs have put the Fed in a difficult spot. The Fed’s goals are to keep prices stable and maximize employment. Typically, when inflation rises, the Fed raises rates to slow borrowing and spending and cool inflation, while if layoffs rise, it would reduce rates to spur more spending and growth. Fed Chair Jerome Powell and other Fed officials have signaled that they want to see how the duties — including 145% on all imports from China — impact consumer prices and the economy.

Associated Press finds 'no definitive evidence' to change credit for famous Vietnam War photo

The AP concluded that it was “possible” Ut took the photo, but it was unable to be proven conclusively due to the passage of time, absence of key evidence, limitations of technology and the deaths of several key people involved. At the same time, AP found no proof that Nguyen took the photo, the report said.

More pieces of legislation were prepared for Idaho’s 2025 session than in the last 30 years

New Sine Die report shows 1,378 proposed pieces of legislation prepared this year in Idaho

Idaho legislators had so many pieces of legislation prepared – including draft bills, memorials, resolutions and proclamations – that it is difficult to find online records of another session that featured more pieces of legislation. According to an Idaho Capital Sun review of online legislative records and previous Sine Die reports that tracked the volume of legislation dating as far back as 1994, the 2025 session is the only time that more than 1,300 different pieces of legislation have been prepared in Idaho.

THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: Seahawks made right choice with Milroe — if I did say so myself

See, I wrote a column before the NFL draft that turned out to be spectacularly correct. I have bundles of emails here containing congratulations, and instead of beating my chest, I just need to say thank you.

Gov. Little touts public safety policies during Hayden stop

Public safety and drug trafficking across Idaho’s borders was foremost on Governor Brad Little’s mind Monday during a press conference at the StanCraft Jet Center. While trying to crack down on cellphones and drug paraphernalia in the prison system, Little noted a common theme in intercepted drug trafficking communications which made him proud of the state's progress: “Stay over the state line.”

Watching a roadway romance blossom

Bumper to bumper morning traffic on I-90. Cars have drawn to a standstill. The illuminated sign warning “heavy congestion” appeared too close to the traffic to assist much in avoiding it.

For Medicaid cuts, national work requirements being considered, says Idaho’s U.S. Rep. Fulcher

Congressman says saving the health insurance program is the objective, but Medicaid benefits should be kept for ‘intended’ populations

KCRCC: Do they really ‘vet’ candidates?

The Kootenai County Republican Central Committee (KCRCC) have posted their recommended ballot for the May 20 election. The KCRCC reports that they use a “signature Rating and Vetting Program” to determine their recommendations and that it’s done through a process that includes questionnaires, interviews, candidate forums, as well as due diligence.

Some Idaho education groups concerned with state’s new public school budgets, operations funding

Budget committee co-chair says Idaho Legislature has prioritized funding for school facilities and tax reductions

Some Idaho education groups concerned with state’s new public school budgets, operations funding

Budget committee co-chair says Idaho Legislature has prioritized funding for school facilities and tax reductions

Bryan Elementary third grader advances to Invention Convention nationals

Bryan Elementary third grader advances to Invention Convention nationals

If natural disasters keep affecting farmland, where will the world grow its food? Bryan Elementary School third grader pondered, researched and studied this question until she arrived at an answer — "Under the Sea Farm: An Underwater Farm and Living Facility." “My inspiration was mostly about the problem," Jennifer said Tuesday. "It was a time where most hurricanes and natural disasters were coming in. I had an idea to make it beneath the surface (to protect it) from natural disasters." One of many Gem State students to be recognized for their compassion, innovation and originality at the 2025 Invent Idaho Invention Convention, held Friday, April 25 and Saturday, April 26 at the University of Idaho in Moscow, Jennifer was also awarded the Jules Verne Best of Category and will advance to the Invention Convention U.S. Nationals in Dearborn, Mich. June 4-6.

Montana Republicans dominated the 2024 election. How did Democrats gain power at the statehouse?

The partnership seems to defy divisions between America's two major political parties that have played out in Washington, D.C., and in many statehouses. But it may prove fleeting if elections in the Big Sky State continue mirroring national trends that have hardened party lines. Montana's conservative and moderate Republicans alike express allegiance to President Donald Trump.

OUT and ABOUT with STEVE CAMERON: On Shedeur, Cal and the new TV deal for Pac-12

The Pac-12 is expected to announce the media agreement for 2026 (and beyond) sometime this spring. It can’t come soon enough.

North Idaho College students create new event to benefit CDAIDE

Local students create new event to benefit CDAIDE

Nutrition, wellness and physical exercise are important to Sydney Green.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — What your headache is really trying to tell you

More people complain about headaches than any other medical ailments. There are approximately 45 million Americans complaining of headaches each year. That works out to about one in every six people or 16.54% of the population. More than eight million Americans visit their doctor for complaints of headache each year.

When does guardianship and conservatorship become necessary?

As an estate planning attorney serving Idaho families, I am often asked about the difference between powers of attorney and more restrictive legal arrangements like guardianships and conservatorships. Understanding when each is appropriate can save families significant stress, money, and court involvement. Here's a straightforward guide to help you navigate these options.

White House focuses on border crackdown as it marks 100 days for Trump's second term

Immigration is Trump's leading issue in public opinion surveys, and White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said at a morning briefing the administration is in "the beginning stages of carrying out the largest deportation campaign in American history.”