Spokane Valley City Councilwoman Laura Padden will have to fend off challenges from a salvage yard manager and a Gonzaga student to advance in her bid for re-election this fall.

The 205-bed homeless shelter on State Street could soon move forward, though neighbors are expected to appeal the decision to ...

After a years-long process of denials, appeals, approvals, lawsuits, and time in the Idaho Supreme Court, the Interfaith ...

Following the tragic shooting on June 29, 2025, when a lone gunman struck two firefighters in a deadly ambush, “the line ...

Just days away from the Fourth of July, which means fireworks are here for celebration, but depending on certain hazardous ...

"We have to have some hard conversations about how we respond." Following the deaths of two battalion chiefs in Idaho, fire ...

Authorities say firefighters who rushed to put out a blaze in a northern Idaho mountain community found themselves instead in ...

Idaho doctor and patients sue over new law halting public benefits to immigrants in US unlawfully A new Idaho law restricting public benefits for people living in the U.S. unlawfully is facing a ...

The officer is expected to make a complete recovery. "Pandora's box": Russia issues new warning to Trump over Iran The Webb telescope found something exceedingly rare around a dying star I'm a ...

Idaho State Police are seeking the public's help in identifying a motorcyclist who fled a pair of traffic stops on I-84. The rider reached speeds over 150 mph.

That’s why the potential loss of federal funding for Boise State Public Radio — Idaho’s NPR affiliate — should concern not just listeners, but business leaders across the state. Boise State Public ...

Public safety and environmental risks are too high, access is being restricted, and it’s getting worse. No one is better equipped or more incentivized to responsibly manage Idaho land than Idahoans.