Rebecca Williamson of Bannock County pleaded guilty to felony fraud and has been ordered to pay over $10,000 in fees, fines and restitution. After reaching a plea agreement with the Bannock County Prosecutor’s Office, Williamson pleaded guilty to one count of public assistance provider fraud by false statement. EastIdaho News reports, as part of the…… MORE
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New trash drop-off point for Canyon County
The Canyon County Board of County Commissioners will convene on Friday, May 17, 2024, from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. to deliberate on a pivotal agenda item concerning a new trash drop-off point for the County. The decision hinges on whether to grant Timber Creek Recycling the necessary permits to establish a full-service solid waste…… MORE
Family of killed inmate file lawsuit
The family of Lewiston native Milo Warnock, who was killed while serving a prison sentence, want answers as to why he died. The Warnock family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the state. The Idaho Press reports that according to the claim, the state of Idaho, the Idaho Department of Correction, its leaders and…… MORE
Chad Daybell prosecutors wrapping up
The prosecution has called what is expected to be its last witness to testify in the capital murder trial of Chad Daybell. According to CBS2, retired FBI Agent Doug Hart testified about text messages exchanged between Chad and Lori Vallow Daybell. The messages display their beliefs that dark spirits could take over people and that…… MORE
Four Boise Democrats running for District 16
In less than a week, four Boise Democrats will face off in the primary election competing for District 16, Seat B position in the Idaho House of Representatives. Despite having a Republican supermajority in the Idaho Legislature, Democrats have consistently held all seats in District 16 since 2006, which includes parts of Boise and Garden…… MORE
Federal money for Idaho dairy farms due to Avian Flu
The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently announced it will pay dairy farms with confirmed avian influenza infections to help contain the virus’ spread to people and more cows. The Idaho Capital Sun reports federal funding is now available to cover the costs of enhanced biosecurity measures, protective equipment for workers, heat treatments for tainted milk,…… MORE
Emmett single vehicle crash kills driver
Idaho State Police are investigating a single-vehicle crash that occurred at the East 12th Street and South Substation Road intersection in Emmett on Wednesday, April 10, at approximately 10:03 p.m. The road was closed due to construction on the Substation Road and Highway 16 intersection. CBS2 reports a Subaru Legacy, driven by a 41-year-old male…… MORE
Absentee ballots need to be mailed now
Idaho Secretary of State Phil McGrane reminds voters that completed absentee ballots for the May 21st Primary Election must be returned to County Clerk Election offices or to an official Elections ballot drop box by 8 p.m. on Election Day, May 21st to be counted. Voters returning completed ballots by USPS mail are encouraged to…… MORE
La Nina cold weather possible this winter
Idaho’s chances of a snowy and cold winter are increasing as forecasters continue to build confidence in a La Niña weather pattern forming later this year. The National Weather Service’s Climate Prediction Center issued an updated La Niña forecast May 9, upping the chances of La Niña developing this summer as El Niño continues to…… MORE
Idaho Transportation Department installing tire sensors
The Idaho Transportation Department is installing damaged tire sensors at Idaho Ports of Entry. A tire blowout on a semitruck traveling at highway speeds can be dangerous, even deadly. As part of the Idaho Transportation Department’s ongoing commitment to safety, the agency will begin installing Tire Anomaly and Classification Systems at Ports of Entry around…… MORE
