The Latest Breaking News from Idaho

BOISE, Idaho — The Idaho House on Monday passed two election bills — including one that would create a new deadline for the state’s more than 300,000 unaffiliated voters to participate in closed Republican primary elections.

Legislators are urging Congress to fix a loophole that could make it impossible to prosecute crimes in the Idaho section of the park, Abe Asher reports

Legislators are urging Congress to fix a loophole that could make it impossible to prosecute crimes in the Idaho section of the park, Abe Asher reports

BOISE, Idaho — Crisis standards of care have been deactivated in the three Idaho health districts that make up much of the southern part of the state, officials announced Tuesday afternoon.

BOISE, Idaho — Two Idaho lawmakers are seeking to strengthen the state’s ability to keep the identity of lethal injection drug suppliers, medical personnel and prison officials who help carry out an execution confidential from any form of public disclosure.

BOISE, Idaho — Legal experts have raised concerns over a new bill, pushed by the Idaho National Guard and Gov. Brad Little, that would repeal a long-standing state law prohibiting private militias and paramilitary organizations.

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BOISE, Idaho — A Stanley Republican running to be Idaho’s top election official wants to eliminate Election Day registration and require proof of citizenship to vote.

Races for state attorneys general are emerging as important battlegrounds this year as Republicans seek to expand their reach in the office sometimes referred to as “the people's lawyer.”

BOISE, Idaho — Idaho inmate Gerald Pizzuto’s death sentence was reduced to life in prison by a state district court judge Friday — a ruling with far-reaching implications for the state after the judge found the governor has no power to reject a clemency recommendation in murder cases under the…