A 14-year-old boy was stabbed at Wahooz Familly Fun Zone on Saturday while the suspect remains on the run. Meridian Police says officers were called out to the Wahooz just before 6:30 p.m. on Saturday for a possible stabbing. Police say the teen was stabbed by an “unknown male suspect.” He was wearing a…… MORE
The state’s largest school district is getting closer to finding its next leader. The West Ada School District says it now has four finalists for superintendent. The candidates will participate in two forums on April 19th. The board of trustees is expected to select the candidate at its April 27th meeting The candidates are:…… MORE
A Caldwell woman is in custody after a man was found dead in Caldwell. The Canyon County Sheriff’s Office says Brad Jacobs of Caldwell was found dead at a home in Caldwell. Jennika Berry was arrested and is currently being held in the Ada County Jail. CBS 2 News reports, she will be transported…… MORE
The Idaho House voted unanimously Wednesday to repeal a portion of state law that grants exceptions to the criminal definition of rape when someone is married to the alleged perpetrator. Senate Bill 1089 will now head to Gov. Brad Little’s desk to be signed into law. The Idaho Press reports, Sen. Melissa Wintrow drafted…… MORE
Former Idaho Supreme Court Justice Jim Jones on Thursday delivered a petition with more than 16,000 signatures to Gov. Brad Little’s office, urging him to veto SB 1110, a bill approved by both the Idaho House and Senate that would make it more difficult to qualify voter initiatives for the Idaho ballot. Jones told…… MORE
A Pocatello man is accused of shooting a Nampa homeowner last October during a burglary attempt. Nampa Police says a homeowner interrupted a burglary in progress on the morning of Oct. 26th on Edgebrook Drive. Police say the suspect, Roman Hamann, shot the resident in the arm. He’s now been booked into the Canyon County…… MORE
The Senate voted 30-5 in favor of the industrial hemp legalization bill. HB 126 has already passed the House. It will now go to the governor’s office. The law would change Idaho Code to differentiate industrial hemp from marijuana. It would also authorize the production, research, processing and transportation of industrial hemp by those…… MORE
The trial for Lori Vallow Daybell and Chad Daybell has been delayed. Originally scheduled to begin in July, a judge agreed to grant the request from Lori and Chad’s attorneys. Chad’s attorney John Prior told the judge he still has about 30 items he needs to discuss with prosecutors, and needs more time. CBS…… MORE
Timmy Kinner Jr. will not face the death penalty after accepting a stipulated plea agreement in his first-degree murder case in Ada County. Kinner, who in June 2018 was charged with stabbing a 3-year-old to death during a birthday party, and injuring eight others, all of whom were refugees, pleaded guilty to first-degree murder…… MORE
The Idaho Secretary of State’s Office says it will be releasing several videos to educate Idahoans on the election process in the Gem State. Voter registration, requesting a ballot, counting votes, election certification and, of course, actual voting are some of the topics that will be covered. Chad Houck is with the secretary…… MORE
670 KBOI Guest BLOG: Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra Superintendent Ybarra praises Gov. Little’s continued commitment to education Monday’s State of the State address by Gov. Brad Little offered welcome news to educators and families throughout Idaho. “Investing in Idaho’s public schools continues to be the top priority for Gov. Little, with a particular…
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From Patriot to Punchline By Rick Worthington 9/3/20 Have you ever tried to do something good, but went about doing it the wrong way? I think, that is what we saw from Ammon Bundy during the Special Session in Idaho. I fear those actions have tainted the man’s reputation as a freedom fighter to what…
Racism is more common than you think 6/4/20 By: Rick Worthington I guess this is as good a time as any to admit, the #BLM rallies in Idaho and the rioting in other areas has me thinking more about racism than I have in years. Let us speak honestly. Racism exists, and it is…