Aspen Shumpert

Chloe Johnston, Aspen Shumpert A Boise man accused of fatally stabbing another man along the Boise River Greenbelt earlier this week made his first court appearance Friday, after being charged with first-degree murder.

Rep. Mike Simpson voted for permanent daylight saving time, but some Boise residents changed their minds once they heard how dark mornings could get.

Nampa City Council is weighing a $175K library budget increase amid a debate over non-resident user fees, and residents rallying to keep funding intact.

Farmers and residents packed Canyon County's planning and zoning meeting to oppose a proposal that would change how agricultural land can be divided

Four of the nine people arrested during the Capitol sit-in protesting anti-LGBTQ bills, take their cases to trial. They want trans people to know they're not alone.

Twin Falls City Council votes to keep license plate reader program. The revised contract focuses on data privacy, promising changes per future Idaho state laws.

Idaho's public school funding formula hasn't been touched in 32 years. Education has transformed, and state leaders are looking to update and modernize the system.

The Bald Mountain Stewardship Project removes diseased trees, plants new species for forest resilience, and donates harvested wood to tribal communities for heating.

Wilder residents and council members were divided on banning automated license plate readers and facial recognition technology. The issue now goes before voters.

The bill would require federal agencies to obtain warrants before accessing license plate reader data and ban federal money for buying or installing the technology.