Congressman Russ Fulcher is cancer-free. The representative from Idaho updated constituents on Facebook today. Fulcher said that since being diagnosed with renal cancer 6 months ago, he has undergone an aggressive regimen of chemotherapy and medical surgery. Fulcher said in a Facebook post that today, he is elated to share that all of his lab…… MORE
Chad and Lori Daybell are going to have an even longer wait in jail
The Chad and Lori Daybell trial is now scheduled to begin in January 2023 in Boise at the Ada County Courthouse. The date for the 10-week trial was determined while District Judge Steven Boyce, defense attorneys and prosecutors met Thursday for a scheduling conference to set the new date for the case. The couple faces…… MORE
Idaho Falls man who committed crimes in DC on January 6th arrested
An Idaho Falls man was arrested this week (Nov 30) for crimes committed related to the Jan 6 incident at the U.S. Capital in Washington D.C. FBI Special Agents, with assistance from the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) and the Idaho Falls Police Department, arrested Tyler Tew of Idaho Falls, pursuant to an arrest warrant…… MORE
Scam of the Week: When Cybercriminals Ask for a Manager
Customer retention and satisfaction are vital to most organizations’ success. Knowing how important this is, cybercriminals send fake customer complaints in hopes of catching you off guard. In a new phishing email, cybercriminals impersonate a member of your organization’s human resources or management team. The email addresses you by name, states “It is urgent request,”…… MORE
Anderson Ranch Dam project moves forward
The Idaho Water Resources Board has approved a contract with the Bureau of Reclamation to move forward with designing and constructing a proposed 6-foot raise to Anderson Ranch Dam. The approved contract establishes the portion of the cost that each agency will pay to complete the project. The Idaho Press reports, now that the contract…… MORE
QB Jack Sears to enter transfer portal
Backup quarterback Jack Sears has left the Boise State football program, and according to the Idaho Press, will be entering the transfer portal with one year of eligibility remaining. Sears joined the Broncos in 2020, transferring in from USC. The former four-star quarterback played in three games last year, starting two. In the offseason, Bachmeier…… MORE
Idaho scores well on Cato Institute annual Freedom in the 50 States report
It turns out when it comes to your freedom, Idaho is pretty good place to live. The Cato Institute released its annual Freedom in the 50 States report, an index of personal and economic freedom, and Idaho scored top spots on a number of the rankings. Governor Brad Little says in a news release, there…… MORE
Troopers Remind Motorists to SLOW DOWN MOVE OVER after a Trooper is transported to the hospital following a collision
Idaho State Police is investigating a six-car collision that occurred this morning at 9:51 A.M. on eastbound Interstate 84 at S. Ten Mile Road in Ada County. The only reported injury involved an Idaho State Police Trooper who was forced to quickly jump back and went over a concrete barrier avoiding being hit. The ISP…… MORE
New mayor elected in Caldwell
After 24 years, and a month of uncertainty leading up to a runoff election, Caldwell will have a new mayor. Jarom Wagoner routed John McGee in Tuesday’s runoff. Wagoner defeated his fellow Caldwell City Councilman by a tally of 83% to 17% of the vote, according to unofficial results. The Idaho Press reports, in January,…… MORE
Parole Board meeting again today over Gerald Pizzuto clemency request
It was quite a day in a Boise courtroom where for just the second time Idaho held a clemency review for a death row inmate since 1977, when the state reestablished capital punishment. Gerald Pizzuto and members of his family pushed for his life to be spared from the death penalty, the state and family…… MORE
