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Gov. Butch Otter Launches Post-election Farewell Tour
Gov. Butch Otter's post-election farewell tour included visits to Boise's business community.
Ivanka Trump, Apple CEO Tim Cook Visit Idaho School
Ivanka Trump, President Donald Trump's daughter and White House adviser, was scheduled Tuesday to visit a southwestern Idaho school district with Apple CEO Tim Cook.
Lawsuit Dismissed Against Deputies in Death of Idaho Rancher
A federal wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of an Idaho rancher who was fatally shot by sheriff's deputies has been dismissed.
Deadly Wildlife Disease Emerges in Grand Teton National Park
A deadly disease that affects animals including deer, elk and moose has been detected for the first time in Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park.
Gov.-elect Little Names Chief of Staff
Idaho Gov.-elect Brad Little has named his campaign manager as his chief of staff.
Otter Rips State Education Board, Lawmaker Over Contract
The Idaho Legislature allocated $1 million in 2017 for a teacher evaluation program. Otter had requested $2.5 million.
1 Dead, 1 Severely Injured in Idaho Tree-trimming Accident
Authorities say one man was killed and another was injured during a tree trimming accident on Tuesday.
Idaho Transportation Workers Find 2 Explosives Under Bridge
It wasn't immediately clear how the explosives got there or how long they had been there.
Idaho Man Gets Life in Prison for Child Pornography
A southwestern Idaho man who had more than 30,000 child pornography files and used his wife's daughter to produce child pornography has been sentenced to life in prison without parole.
Ex-head of Highway Districts Association Charged with Theft
Court records show the former executive director of the Idaho Association of Highway Districts has been charged with embezzling funds from the organization between 2013 and 2016.
Camp Rainbow Gold Plans to Buy Idaho Resort Property
Camp Rainbow Gold, an organization that offers camps and other support services for kids with cancer, has announced an agreement to buy a south-central Idaho resort property for $1.3 million.
Graves at Tiny Idaho Cemetery Remain a Mystery
A wind-swept parcel of ground on the edge of the tiny town of Minidoka once cradled the remains of at least 40 people.