A new bill would extend businesses’ immunity from civil claims that seek damages for a coronavirus exposure. Meanwhile, there have been no claims in Idaho to seek damages for a coronavirus injury since the pandemic began.

A panel of Idaho lawmakers on Thursday introduced legislation to reject math, science and English standards used to make sure Idaho’s more than 300,000 K-12 students are meeting specific criteria.

 A far-right group launched by anti-government activist Ammon Bundy is rapidly expanding nationwide and making inroads into Canada, according to a new report from the Institute for Research and Education on Human Rights.

Ammon Bundy has apparently had a change of heart.

BOISE – An emergency trap-and-truck operation of Idaho-bound endangered sockeye salmon because of high water temperatures in the Snake and Salmon rivers netted enough fish at an eastern Washington dam to sustain an elaborate hatchery program, wildlife officials said Tuesday.

The former representative from Post Falls was ordered to pay nearly $680,000 in restitution and will be on probation for 3 years after his six-month imprisonment ends. He has appealed the sentence to the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. 

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.

Ammon Bundy, a far-right activist who legally can’t step on Idaho Capitol grounds or be in the building, is running for governor, according to a filing with the Idaho Secretary of State.

Idaho Gov. Brad Little has signed into law two anti-transgender bills.

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

Something that’s been legal in Idaho for nearly four decades might soon be legal in Washington. But only for bicyclists.

Bond elections that fail won’t be allowed before voters again for a minimum of 11 months under proposed legislation that’s heading to the full House.

Idaho state Rep. John O. Green said Wednesday that he has no immediate plans to step down after a Texas jury convicted him of the felony charge of conspiracy to defraud the federal government.

A power struggle between the Idaho House and Senate has had ramifications for a relatively unknown state employee who’s long toiled in an agency most people didn’t know existed.