Idaho News

BOISE, ID. (AP) — The Idaho Department of Education says the state's high school graduation rate has reached an all-time high of just over 80 percent. Superintendent of Public Education Sherri Ybarra says th... Read More...

BOISE, ID. (AP) — An Idaho judge says the suspect in a mass stabbing attack that injured 12 and killed a 3-year-old girl is unfit to stand trial. The ruling from 4th District Judge Nancy Baskin on Wednesday ... Read More...

BOISE, ID. (AP) — Roughly 200 demonstrators have gathered inside the Statehouse to get Idaho lawmakers to pass legislation to protect lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people from employment and housing di... Read More...

BOISE, ID. (AP) — An Idaho woman who thought she was gaining weight because of menopause discovered she actually had a 50-pound tumor that had been growing inside her for decades. Boise television station KT... Read More...

RIGGINS, ID. -  Idaho communities that rely on steelhead fishing soon could feel pain from the government shutdown. Last year, an expired federal permit for endangered steelhead threatened to close the entir... Read More...

BOISE, ID. (AP) — Idaho Gov. Brad Little has received Idaho Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Chairman Kevin Dickey's resignation after a potential conflict of interest. "Today I asked for and accepted the... Read More...

BOISE, ID. (AP) — The director of Idaho's Division of Veterans Services says beds for veterans are going empty despite waiting lists because the agency can't hire enough medical staffers. Director Marv Haged... Read More...

BOISE, ID. (AP) — The top official of a state program to boost student participation in science and technology learning to keep Idaho competitive in those fields says there are thousands of openings for jobs re... Read More...

BOISE, ID. (AP) — An Idaho nonprofit says the federal government shutdown is threatening the state's ability to keep hatchery-based steelhead season open, and thus affecting local families and businesses that d... Read More...

BOISE, ID. (AP) — Idaho's top election official says the state needs a cybersecurity expert to deal with potential threats to elections and make sure voters have confidence in the system. Secretary of State ... Read More...