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Supreme Court ruling affirms anti-trans laws affecting minors in Idaho
The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld a Tennessee law banning gender-affirming care for minors — a ruling that cements ...
This food truck is ‘absolute fire.’ Now it’s opening a Meridian restaurant
A food truck praised for authentic Mexican cuisine is opening its first brick-and-mortar restaurant in Meridian. For a city ...
Outer Banks town — notorious for lightning strikes — reports 5 in latest round
An Outer Banks village with a history of lightning strikes endured its latest round this week, with at least five hits ...
10 worst states to be a landlord (avoid these risky markets)
TurboTenant reports the 10 worst states for landlords due to strict regulations, high taxes, and challenging eviction ...
Juneteenth party highlights new community center, where all can feel ‘at home’
The federal Juneteenth holiday is Thursday, June 19. A block party last weekend got the celebration started in Boise, as well ...
Little tells Idaho agencies, education leaders that spending cuts are possible
Idaho is “seeing slower growth in sales tax revenue, so our revenue projections for future years have been adjusted downward.” ...
Coroner releases name of Idaho man in distress who died in police custody
The Canyon County Coroner’s Office identified the man on Wednesday as 68-year-old Donald Teeter Jr., of Caldwell. The coroner ...
Worker sees attack by antisemitic mob and tries to help, California officials say
A man accused of being part of a mob that beat another man after making antisemitic remarks has been charged with a hate ...
After Minnesota shooting, Idaho Legislature takes down lawmakers’ home addresses
Idaho lawmakers were “concerned” for their safety, the House speaker said. One Democratic lawmaker said she took her address ...
Idaho HOA laws have ‘no teeth,’ homeowners say. They want help with disputes
I think they’re asking for trouble here in Idaho if they continue to not rein in HOA boards,” one homeowner told the ...
Her Idaho driver’s license says she’s female. The US State Department disagrees
Robertson, who grew up in Boise and has spent the past nine years in Graz, Austria, has been legally identified as female by ...
Idaho employers wait with bated breath for possible immigration raids
As administration officials first say one thing, then another, employers in Idaho’s agriculture and construction industries are waiting with bated breath to see if their businesses, which rely on ...