Ammon Bundy has carried a small copy of the U.S. Constitution in his front pocket for the past seven years. He does so to remind himself of what the government is supposed to do to serve the people without abusing its authority, he said.

On any given weekend, the border roads in the Northwest Washington towns of Lynden, Blaine and Sumas are filled with families looking to hug each other for the first time in months, celebrate birthdays or holidays, or even meet with immigration lawyers.

WASHINGTON – Rep. Russ Fulcher announced Thursday he has been diagnosed with a treatable form of cancer.

As President Joe Biden faces an influx of asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border, Republicans have capitalized on U.S.-Mexico border security concerns from conservatives ahead of the 2022 midterm elections. Now, Idaho Gov. Brad Little is adding his voice to the mix.

Bad news for the 47,097 non-Idahoans who camped at Priest Lake State Park last year: If you want to make a new reservation, you’ll have to fork over $48 per night for a site.

The Boise School District is responding to a public records request filed by the co-chair of the lieutenant governor's Indoctrination Task Force, reports CBS2 News, but if she wants to see everything she requested, it will cost more than $150,000, the district said in its response on Thursday.

BOISE – Idaho’s newest federal magistrate judge, Raymond Patricco Jr., was sworn in during a brief ceremony Friday morning at the federal courthouse in Boise.

WASHINGTON – A transportation funding bill approved by a House panel Thursday would send roughly $48 million to central and Eastern Washington for road and bridge improvements requested by lawmakers, but a disagreement among House Republicans about the new earmark process means North Idaho won’t see any such federal money.

The resolution from the Bonner County Republican Central Committee and Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin's announcement last month to run against current Gov. Brad Little could lead to a broader rift in the Republican party ahead of the 2022 election cycle.

As the White House and Republican senators make a final push to strike a deal on a bipartisan infrastructure package, two veteran Northwest senators are at the center of what may be the biggest sticking point: how to pay for more than $1 trillion of investments in the nation’s roads, bridges and more.

A new park in downtown Boise will be named after a fifth-generation Idahoan known for human rights and community advocacy, according to the mayor’s office.

Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin's office took six weeks to provide a heavily redacted copy of public records to the Idaho Capital Sun. The office blacked out all feedback it received from more than 3,000 Idahoans.

Melissa Sue Robinson, a transgender woman and advocate, announced in a news release that she intends to run for the Democratic nomination for Idaho governor in 2022.

Former Idaho Supreme Court Chief Justice Charles F. McDevitt, of Boise, died Saturday at the age of 89.

Gov. Brad Little has reversed Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin’s executive order banning mask requirements by Idaho local governments, state agencies or schools, calling it “an irresponsible, self-serving political stunt” and an “abuse of power.”

Clean drinking water for Airway Heights, where the groundwater is contaminated with toxic chemicals: $21 million.

Without a clerk or a deputy clerk to hold the fort, Dalton Gardens City Hall was closed much of Thursday and will not reopen until after the Memorial Day weekend.

Officials at Coeur d’Alene Schools are considering their options after Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin signed an executive order Thursday prohibiting mask mandates throughout the state.

When Idaho Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin announced she was running for governor Wednesday using the hashtag #IAmIdaho on a campaign sign attached to her podium, Idahoans took to social media decrying what some say is a misrepresentation of Idaho values.