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Couple Arrested for Child Abuse Part of Faith-healing Church
Authorities say an Idaho mother told deputies her religious beliefs prompted her to pray for her husband instead of tell police about his alleged sexual abuse of their daughters.
3 Wolves Killed in Central Idaho After Sheep Attacks
Three wolves have been killed by federal authorities in central Idaho near Stanley, an action blasted by an environmental group.
Abundant Precipitation, Reduced Water Use Help Boost Aquifer
The water level in an Idaho aquifer increased 1.7 million acre-feet (2.1 billion cubic-meters) over last year.
Planned Parenthood Sues Idaho Over Abortion Reporting Law
Planned Parenthood of the Great Northwest and the Hawaiian Islands is suing the state of Idaho in federal court over new abortion reporting requirements that critics say are unconstitutional and intended to stigmatize women seeking medical care
Psychologists Can Visit Man Charged in Boise Stabbing
An Idaho judge says psychologists can have jailhouse access to a man charged with murder and several other felonies in connection with a knife attack at a Boise apartment complex.
BYU-Idaho Student, Meridian Man Drown in Separate Accidents
A BYU-Idaho student drowned at an eastern Idaho swimming hole and a Meridian man drowned while whitewater rafting over the weekend.
Over 80K Artifacts, Specimens Donated to Idaho Falls Museum
Private land owners have donated 80,000 artifacts and specimens that were found inside caves on their land to an Idaho Falls museum.
Chobani Says County Over-assessed Property By $216 Million
The assessed value of yogurt company Chobani's Twin Falls plant is $216 million higher than it should be, company officials said.
Businessmen Imprisoned 4 Years After Fraud Convictions
Four men convicted in 2014 of fraud stemming from the collapse of an Idaho property management company were finally sent to prison.
Domestic Violence Deaths Are on the Rise in Idaho
11 people have been killed across the state so far this year in domestic violence incidents — more than in 2016, 2015 and 2014 annually.
Room Rates Climb at Some Yellowstone Park Lodges
The cost of staying in some of Yellowstone National Park's most historic lodges increased by up to a third this summer under a new, pilot pricing system that allows the lodging concessionaire more leeway in setting room rates.
Idaho Teacher Denies Feeding Puppy to Snapping Turtle
An Idaho teacher accused of feeding a sick puppy to a snapping turtle in front of several students has pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor charge of animal cruelty.