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Caldwell police officers arrested a 67-year-old resident for allegedly creating homemade explosive devices.

Following a federal law enforcement raid at a horse racing track in Wilder on Sunday, Idaho families were in disarray as they tried to locate parents, children and siblings.A 17-year-old girl from Jerome said her family struggled to find her father after law enforcement took him into custody, and it led to an odyssey that included his apparent transfer to a facility in Utah.

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The Canyon County Sheriff’s Office and Caldwell Police Department released a joint statement Wednesday saying they wanted to clarify the situation around Sunday’s raid in Wilder, which was not an ICE-led operation, despite what the Department of Homeland Security indicated.

A Boise attorney resigned her law license and pleaded guilty to a felony drug charge after providing methamphetamine to a white supremacist client in a Kuna prison, court documents and Idaho State Bar proceedings showed.

Federal agents arrested 105 undocumented immigrants in the raid at a racetrack Sunday in rural Wilder, according to a Department of Homeland Security spokesperson.

The FBI raided a property in Wilder on Sunday during an investigation into alleged illegal horse betting at a track there, and Idaho advocates said that immigrants were targeted at the scene. Online records show that a federal criminal complaint filed by FBI Special Agent Jacob Sheridan said the agency was investigating a horse racetrack in Wilder over suspicion of illegal gambling at a place ...

The Idaho State Police has transported 53 immigrants into Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody since the first transport on Aug. 7, according to a news release from Gov. Brad Little’s office.

Word about a new facility at Mountain Home Air Force Base to train Qatari fighter pilots spread rapidly when it was teased a week ago, but details of the sudden U.S. Defense Department deal have remained limited.

This is a breaking news story. Check back to idahostatesman.com for updates. To sign up for breaking news alerts delivered to your inbox, click here.Or you can download our app for the latest news here. A Pocatello man faces a felony charge after state police said he called in a fake bomb threat to the Idaho Capitol, which prompted an evacuation earlier this month. Donald Hawkins, 58, was ...

Oct. 17—The father of the Moscow man injured following a Sept. 24 fight on the University of Idaho campus said his son is continuing to recover from his injuries. Adam Dawson told the Moscow-Pullman Daily News on Thursday that his son Austen Dawson is out of the hospital and "doing better" since being in an induced coma at St. Joseph Regional Medical Center in Lewiston following the incident. ...

Caldwell public schools will soon display new signs that say “In God We Trust,” after a Canyon County couple offered to donate them.

A federal judge in Idaho on Tuesday denied a request from the transgender Boise State University student who asked that the court dismiss her case against Gov. Brad Little over the state’s law banning transgender women and girls from women’s sports. The student, Lindsay Hecox, last month filed a notice to dismiss the lawsuit, which is pending review by the U.S. Supreme Court. In the ruling, ...

After nearly 80 years of being officially unaccounted for, 2nd Lt. Charles S. Atteberry is home in Idaho. The U.S. government said this week that it identified the remains of the Wilder native, who died as a prisoner of war in January 1945 after apparently surviving the sinking of two ships during World War II. He was being transported to Japan on another ship when he died at age 26, according ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Friday that a facility for a branch of Qatar’s armed forces will be built at the Mountain Home Air Force Base south of Boise.