Idaho

The Coeur d’Alene church that resisted Idaho Gov. Brad Little’s stay home order by continuing to hold in-person services said that won’t be the case this Sunday.

An Idaho earthquake centered near Stanley, Idaho, caused street signs to sway for hundreds of miles in every direction Tuesday, and while it is rare for tremors in the state to be felt so clearly at such distances, a local expert says Idaho is more geologically active than many would guess.

A reporter for a Boise television station who covered the Idaho Legislature and attended recent news conferences held by Gov. Brad Little said he has tested positive for the coronavirus.

Coeur d’Alene Public Schools distributed hundreds of Chromebooks to high school and middle school students in preparation for at-home learning.

Idaho pastor and state Legislator Tim Remington continues to hold in-person church services despite multiple church members testing positive for COVID-19 and a three-week stay at home order from the governor.

Spokane shook Tuesday afternoon after a magnitude 6.5 earthquake hit southern Idaho.

The Panhandle Health District reported three new COVID-19 cases Tuesday in Kootenai County for a total of 31 cases in the Idaho Panhandle.

Some North Idaho gun retailers have noticed a marked increase in business during the last few weeks in the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak, and that trend could continue with Gov. Brad Little’s declaration that they’re essential businesses in his three-week stay-home order.

The Kootenai River Inn has closed its casino and many of its other operations, but its hotel remains at a high occupancy level – for now.

A scenic Idaho county known as a ski vacation haven for celebrities and the wealthy has a new, more dubious distinction: It has the highest per-capita rate of confirmed coronavirus infections in America outside of New York City and its surrounding counties

Legislation making abortion a crime in Idaho if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns the Roe v. Wade decision that legalized it has been signed into law by Gov. Brad Little

Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed an executive order Thursday to use $39.3 million from the state’s Disaster Emergency Account for its COVID-19 response, as Kootenai County confirmed one new case of the disease.

Visitors to Idaho 18 and over who can legally possess firearms will be allowed to carry a concealed handgun without a permit or training within city limits under legislation signed into law by Gov. Brad Little.

Kootenai County confirmed one new COVID-19 case Thursday afternoon, bringing the local total to 10 patients. Shoshone, Benewah, Bonner and Boundary remained without confirmed cases.

Kootenai County confirmed one new case of COVID-19 Wednesday for a total of nine local cases.

Kootenai County confirmed two new COVID-19 cases Tuesday afternoon, bringing the local total to eight. Shoshone, Benewah, Bonner and Boundary counties do not have confirmed cases.

The Idaho State Board of Education on Monday afternoon ordered all public schools in the state to close until at least April 20.