Aspen Shumpert

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.

A reclaimed metal sculpture created by local artist Pattie Young is heading to auction, with 100% of proceeds supporting wildlife habitat restoration in areas devastated by this summer's Big Grass and Tartar fires.

The Middleton Vikings freshman football team took the field Thursday carrying the No. 69 jersey of their teammate Carson Chrapkowski-Nelson. "It was an honor to have Carson as a member of our freshman football team, a student at Middleton High School, and he will be deeply missed," the stadium announcer told the crowd before a moment of silence. Carson's grandmother, Stephanie Cook, said the turnout would have touched Carson's heart.

A Boise woman is suing Uber and Uber Eats claiming the companies failed to protect her. This comes after her Uber Eats driver was convicted of sexually assaulting her.

District leaders gave a day-by-day account of their response, but shared no new details about the investigation or discipline, citing student privacy laws.

A former employee accused of stealing over $37k from the Lincoln County Youth Center was back in court Tuesday. Her preliminary hearing was pushed back.