Lawsuit against ISP claims unlawful arrest of protester

A Boise woman arrested and later acquitted by a judge following a June 2022 abortion protest has filed a lawsuit in federal court against several Idaho State Police officers.

Podcast: Leave Your Drugs at Home

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Our state is a destination for summer recreation and holiday celebrations. Ahead of the July 4th weekend, Kootenai County Sheriff Bob Norris issued a public advisory reminding out-of-state visitors that they will face consequences for drug possession.

"This isn't Spokane. This isn't Washington," Norris told Idaho Reports. "You're not going to get a pamphlet on where to get help. You're likely to go to jail."

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Idaho Republicans establish presidential caucus, tighten ranks during summer meeting

During its summer meeting, the Idaho Republican Party easily passed several proposals that raised concerns among some long-time party members. While some Republicans praised the meeting last weekend as the most unified and well-organized the party has seen in a decade, others walked away worried leadership was shutting out dissent.

New judge assigned to Bundy-St. Luke's lawsuit

Fourth Judicial District Judge Lynn Norton has voluntarily disqualified herself from the lawsuit brought against Ammon Bundy, and was replaced by Judge Nancy Baskin. Meanwhile, a warrant for Bundy's arrest is still out for contempt of court.

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