On Wednesday, Attorney General Raúl Labrador announced the filing of a new lawsuit against the Biden administration. According to the release, earlier this month, the Biden Administration unveiled the expansion of a plan to parole illegal immigrants into the United States. Under the Biden Administration’s plan, every year 360,000 illegal immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua…… MORE
Ammon Bundy pleas out in St. Luke’s trial
Ammon Bundy took a plea deal in court on Monday, January 23rd. Bundy accepted a plea deal for 1st Offense Trespass in the St. Luke’s case. Ammon Bundy led a crowd of protestors outside of St. Luke’s to protest the “medical kidnapping of a child.” The original story can be read here. The plea agreement sentences…… MORE
Idaho National Laboratory to hold public meeting in Boise on future of nuclear energy
The Idaho National Laboratory will hold a public meeting for Treasure Valley residents to learn more about the future of nuclear energy, according to a press release. The meeting and panel discussion will be held at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Boise State University Alumni and Friends Center, 1173 University Drive in Boise. Building on…… MORE
Broncos set to host Bulldogs tonight
Boise State begins a two-game homestand this week with a game against Fresno State on Tuesday, Jan. 24, at ExtraMile Arena. Tipoff is at 7 p.m. MT with broadcast coverage provided by FS1 and Newstalk 670am KBOI. SERIES HISTORY: The Broncos won both meetings against Fresno State last season, holding the Bulldogs to under 70 points…… MORE
Weiser to host Idaho Gov. Brad Little’s next ‘Capital for a Day’ event
BY: CHRISTINA LORDS – JANUARY 23, 2023 4:02 AM Idaho Capital Sun Idaho Gov. Brad Little’s next “Capital for a Day” event will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Jan. 27 at Weiser’s Vendome Event Center, 309 State St. Residents are encouraged to attend and bring questions or concerns about state government. State officials joining Little include:…… MORE
Idaho Public Policy Survey shows concern about State, economy
The Eighth Annual Idaho Public Policy Survey was released by the researchers at Boise State University’s Idaho Policy Institute. The survey shows that Idahoans are growing more pessimistic about the direction the state and local economy are heading. The survey was conducted November 10-17 2022 and covered a variety of topics including the economy, state…… MORE
Idaho encampment lawsuit dismissed
A lawsuit against Idaho has been dismissed as Governor Little praises the judge’s decision. An activist group filed a lawsuit challenging the state’s right, and the governor’s authority to remove an encampment from public property. Governor Little directed the Department of Administration to file a lawsuit in march of 2022 to stop illegal public camping…… MORE
Chad and Lori Daybell in court on several motions
Chad and Lori Daybell were in court on Thursday for a hearing on several issues. The couple is facing murder charges in the death of Chad’s ex-wife and two of Lori’s children. Judge Boyce heard arguments from both sides on several issues before the court. East Idaho News reports that Boyce denied Chad’s request for…… MORE
Update to the gag order in the UI homicides case
The judge in the case of Idaho v. Bryan Kohberger for the alleged murders of four University of Idaho Students has updated the gag order originally released on January 3rd. The Nondissemination Order now includes “any attorney representing a witness, victim, or victim’s family.” That means they cannot talk about the case outside of the…… MORE
Eight Super Seniors Slated to Return in 2023
Courtesy: Boise State University BOISE, Idaho – Eight super seniors will return to the Boise State football team for the 2023 season, it was announced Tuesday. Offensively, five Broncos will come back for an additional year of eligibility in offensive linemen Cade Beresford and Garrett Curran, wide receivers Billy Bowens and Stefan Cobbs and tight end Riley Smith.…… MORE
