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Idaho voters head to polls for primaries, reassured of a ‘safe and secure’ election

BOISE, Idaho — A steady flow of voters trickled out of polling locations early Tuesday throughout the Treasure Valley as residents began casting their ballots in the primary elections.

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Boise State Broncos Preview 2022: Season Prediction, Breakdown, Key Games, Players

Boise State College Football Preview 2022: Team breakdown, season prediction, keys to the campaign, and what you need to know

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After targeted protests, GOP senators say home addresses should not be public

BOISE, Idaho — Idaho’s U.S. senators have proposed a bill they say would limit targeted protests at the homes of elected officials.

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Hospital sues Ammon Bundy, others involved in Boise protests over child welfare case

BOISE, Idaho — St. Luke’s Health System has filed a lawsuit against far-right Idaho gubernatorial candidate Ammon Bundy and others involved in a slew of protests in March related to a child protective services case — protests that prompted the hospital to go on lockdown.

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How rare is Boise’s May snow? It’s happened only a few times in more than 100 years

Boise residents woke up in a winter wonderland on Monday, with a May snowstorm dropping heavy flakes across the Treasure Valley in what experts say was a rare event.

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In Boise visit, Bureau of Land Management director says we’ll ‘fight back’ on megafires

BOISE, Idaho — The director of the Bureau of Land Management visited Boise last week to learn about fuel breaks and visit the National Interagency Fire Center as the agency works toward gaining a handle on the cycle of megafires.

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After Roe decision, Idaho lawmakers may consider restricting abortion pills

BOISE, Idaho — As Idahoans plan for a future without abortion rights, a leading Republican in the Idaho House would support holding hearings on legislation banning abortion pills and morning-after pills.

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‘Nowhere to go’: Eviction of 11 Latino families sheds light on Ketchum housing crunch

BOISE, Idaho — Enrique De la Cruz has lived in Ketchum for 15 years with his wife, daughter and adult son.

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Idaho water officials issue emergency drought declaration for majority of state

BOISE, Idaho — The Idaho Department of Water Resources on Friday issued an emergency drought declaration for all but 10 of the state’s 44 counties.

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Former Idaho Rep. Aaron von Ehlinger found guilty of raping legislative intern

BOISE, Idaho — Former state Rep. Aaron von Ehlinger was found guilty Friday of raping a legislative intern by a 12-person jury after 11 hours of deliberations over the course of two days.

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2 GOP secretary of state candidates in Idaho say Biden lost 2020 election

BOISE, Idaho — In a testy debate centered on election security, two of the three Republican candidates for Idaho secretary of state avowed their false belief that Joe Biden lost the 2020 presidential election.

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Idaho students pushed for a resolution on gun safety. Lawmakers wouldn’t introduce it

BOISE, Idaho — For months, Idaho high school students worked with state lawmakers to craft a resolution on gun violence. They prepared emotional testimony on losing family or friends to suicide, feelings of numbness to active shooter drills, and fears they had when their loved ones struggling with mental health…

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Idaho Gov. Brad Little declines to participate in debates

BOISE, Idaho — Idaho Gov. Brad Little will not debate his challengers.

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Sitting in Idaho jail, Bundy learns a trespassing charge against him has been dismissed

BOISE, idaho — In March, a six-person jury found far-right leader Ammon Bundy guilty of two misdemeanors — one a trespassing charge — related to incidents at the Idaho Capitol. But the jury wasn’t able to make a decision on the other trespassing count.

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Idaho Supreme Court puts restrictive abortion law on hold amid Planned Parenthood lawsuit

BOISE, Idaho — The Idaho Supreme Court on Friday put a stay on the state’s controversial new abortion law, set to go into effect later this month, pending a lawsuit filed last week by Planned Parenthood.

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Ammon Bundy headed to jail after Idaho judge says he ‘consistently’ defied orders

BOISE, Idaho — Far-right leader Ammon Bundy is heading to jail for 10 days.

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Idaho faces lawsuit by Planned Parenthood after passing controversial abortion law

BOISE, Idaho — A week after it was enacted, Idaho’s new abortion law faces a lawsuit.

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‘Government overreach’: Idaho Gov. Brad Little vetoes ban on COVID vaccine mandates

BOISE, Idaho — Idaho Gov. Brad Little on Monday vetoed a bill, backed by Senate Republicans, that would block most private businesses from requiring COVID-19 vaccines for a year.

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Idaho House kills library budget for a 2nd time, extending legislative session

BOISE, Idaho — In a scramble on the last day of the legislative session, Idaho House Republicans fast-tracked and approved a resolution that creates a working group to study children’s access to “harmful” materials in libraries. The resolution was intended to secure enough votes in the House to approve a…

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Idaho House Republicans kill libraries budget, citing ‘harmful’ materials, pornography

BOISE, Idaho — On what was slated to be the second-to-last day of the legislative session, Idaho House Republicans killed the budget for the Idaho Commission for Libraries after debate over controversial materials in libraries.

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‘A violation of my oath’: Abortion providers say new Idaho law will devastate access

BOISE, Idaho — Abortion providers said they’ll have to turn away many people seeking to terminate pregnancies after Idaho Gov. Brad Little on Wednesday signed a bill that will allow families to sue anyone who performs an abortion after roughly six weeks of pregnancy.

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Mark Z. Barabak: Is Trump losing his mojo? Several of his candidates are struggling in primaries

BOISE, Idaho — Running for governor as a disciple of Donald Trump, Janice McGeachin has done almost everything short of surgically attach herself to the former president.

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With new law, Idaho homeowners will soon have a way to change racist covenants

BOISE, Idaho — Homeowners will soon have the option to amend racist language from their property covenants.

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Idaho governor signs law allowing families to sue abortion providers, despite concerns

BOISE, Idaho — Idaho Gov. Brad Little on Wednesday signed a controversial bill that would allow families to sue abortion providers.

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Neo-Nazi plead guilty to power grid plot

Two members of a neo-Nazi terror network accused of plotting to attack the power grid have plead guilty

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