A year after the Wilder raid, two Idaho women reflect on how their families were changed — one still separated from her husband in Mexico, the other reunited but living with continued uncertainty.

Owner Ryan Brandenburg turned a COVID-era passion project into a community gathering place known for homemade ice cream, ...

A small herd of Kuna camels is taking on an unusual job in Canyon County — helping clear weeds and brush as part of an ...

Parent-teacher conferences Monday night at Jerome Middle School are canceled. Wednesday’s conferences will continue as ...

Former Boise State football players made themselves familiar with the endzone during Week 6 of the NFL season, with three of ...

The ACLU of Idaho and SOMOS held a rally called "A March for Immigrant Justice" in an effort to shine a light on the one-year ...

A fire in southeast Nampa on Saturday consumed around two acres of land and destroyed multiple outbuildings and vehicles, ...

Two people were injured Sunday after a pickup truck towing a trailer rolled over on US-20 in Bonneville County, according to ...

According to the city, Boise Police received reports of shots fired near Main Street and 8th Street. Responding officers ...

A cool down and increase in showers will move in on Thursday, with chances of thunderstorms over Idaho for the first time in a while. The cooler weather sticks around heading into next weekend as 50s ...

Despite being on a bye week, Boise State moved up two spots to No. 21 in the AP Top 25 poll after a wild weekend in college ...

Hundreds attended a No Kings rally at the Idaho Capitol Saturday. Supporters say they're advocating for change and voter ...