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- News, World Dec 28, 2013
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Spain Celebrates Els Enfarinats Festival With a Flour and Egg Battle
Citizens of Spain's Ibi annually celebrate the Els Enfarinats Festival with a battle of flour, eggs and firecrackers
- News, National Dec 19, 2013
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New Mexico's Highest Court Rules Same-Sex Marriage Legal
New Mexico's highest court has declared same-sex marriage legal, joining 16 other states in the United States.
- News, National Nov 30, 2013
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Alaska Plane Crash Kills Four, Including Baby
Four people, including a baby boy, were killed Friday night when a plane carrying 10 people crashed near the remote western Alaska village of Saint Mary's.
- News, World Nov 12, 2013
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Concert Pianist On Trial for Noisy Practicing
Spanish concert pianist Laia Martin is on trial and could face more than seven years in jail after a neighbor complained her practicing caused psychological damage.
- News, National Sep 26, 2013
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Apple Maps Directs Drivers to Cross Airport Runway
Alaska's Fairbanks International Airport had to close one of its runways because Apple Maps was directing drivers to cross the aircraft access route.
- News, National Aug 29, 2013
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NFL Reaches $765-Million Concussion Settlement With Former Players
The NFL and more than 4,500 former players reached a $765-million settlement on Thursday over the dangers of concussions.
- News, World Aug 27, 2013
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Hagel Says US is 'Ready' For Syrian Strike, If Ordered
US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said the US is 'ready' to launch a strike on Syria if President Barack Obama chooses to order one.
- News, National Aug 24, 2013
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'I Have a Dream' 50th Anniversary Marked by Washington, D.C. Rally
Thousands gathered in Washington, DC, on Saturday at a rally to commemorate 50 years since Martin Luther King Jr. gave his famous "I Have a Dream" speech on civil rights.
- News, World Jul 28, 2013
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Pope Francis Draws 3 Million to Rio's Copacabana Beach
Many of the Catholics from around the world who flooded Rio's most famous beach to see the first South American pope on his last day in Brazil slept in the sand in sleeping bags and tents after attending an all-night vigil, also led by the Pope
- News, World Jul 19, 2013
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Have An Extra $3 Million? Schindler's List Is On eBay
One of four existing copies of the original Schindler's List is up for auction on eBay, with an opening asking price of $3 million.
- News, National Jun 28, 2013
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Bert and Ernie Cuddle for Next Week's Cover of The New Yorker
Next week's cover of The New Yorker will have Sesame Street characters Bert and Ernie cuddling on a couch in front of a TV on which the Supreme Court justices are shown
- Screen, Screen News Jun 19, 2013
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James Gandolfini Dies at 51
Actor James Gandolfini, 51, best known for his role as mob boss Tony Soprano, died Wednesday while on holiday in Rome
- News, World May 25, 2013
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Pirates Release German Ship's Crew After Holding Them for a Month
A German shipping company said Friday four crew members from one of its ships have been released a month after being kidnapped by pirates off the coast of Equatorial Guinea
- News, National Apr 25, 2013
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5 Living Presidents Attend Dedication of George W. Bush Presidential Center
All five living US presidents were on hand today for the dedication of the new presidential library, the George W. Bush Presidential Center, in Dallas
- News, National Apr 23, 2013
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Dow Plunges After AP Twitter Account Hacked, Tweets False Attack on White House
After the official Associated Press Twitter account was hacked the Dow plunged
- News, National Apr 22, 2013
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Seattle Shooting: 5 Dead at Apartment Complex
Five people are dead after a shooting at an apartment complex in the city of Federal Way, about 20 miles south of Seattle
- News, World Mar 30, 2013
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Khmer Rouge Leader Declared Fit For War Crimes Trial
Nuon Chea, the most senior surviving Khmer Rouge leader, has been declared fit for trial by a Cambodia court.
- News, World Mar 26, 2013
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Scientists Create Harry Potter-like Invisibility Cloak
Scientists have created a miniature version of Harry Potter's invisibility cloak, although so far it only works in microwave light.
- News, National Jan 31, 2013
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X Gamer Caleb Moore Dies of Injuries
Snowmobile rider Caleb Moore died Thursday morning from injuries suffered during a crash at the Winter X Games in Aspen.
- News, World Jan 31, 2013
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New York Times Hit by Chinese Hackers
Hackers from China have "persistently" attacked The New York Times for the last four months
- News, World Jan 27, 2013
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Brazil Night Club Fire Kills At Least 245
A fire at the Kiss night club in Santa Maria, Brazil has killed at least 245 people
- News, National Jan 5, 2013
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Colorado Standoff: 3 Hostages and Gunman Dead
Video: Four people are dead Saturday after a gunman had a standoff with police when he took several hostages inside a Colorado home.
- News, World Dec 21, 2012
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NY Times: Obama to Name John Kerry Secretary of State
A senior administration official tells The New York Times that the president will name Kerry to secretary of state.
- News, World Nov 29, 2012
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U.S. Embassy in Cairo Closes Amid Protests
The US Embassy in Cairo closed Thursday after fighting between protesters and police blocked access to the building
- News, National Nov 25, 2012
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California Highway Crash Kills Four, Including Two Children
Two children were among four people killed when a car collided with a minivan on a rural Northern California highway
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At President's Day Rally, Boiseans Turn Out to Protest Trump Emergency Declaration, Border Wall
"There's a lot more we could be doing with our country, with our tax dollars. A lot of roads need attention, bridges. We could use a lot more workers."
- Feb 18, 2019
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February 18, 2019: What to Know
A demonstration at the Idaho Statehouse today will protest President Trump's emergency declaration, the union representing flight attendants is calling for a probe into a controversial video, an NBA All -Star Game kept scorekeepers busy, and don't even think about this year's Oscars coming in under the 3-hour mark.
- Feb 18, 2019
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Author Tara Westover Opens Up About Her Education at Egyptian Theatre
Speaking at The Egyptian Theatre on Feb. 13, however, she outlined her topic—"What is an education?"—in terms of the examined life.
- Feb 14, 2019
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Slideshow: Flying M's 2019 Valentine for AIDS Auction Raised a Record-Breaking Amount
This years' Valentine for AIDS silent art auction made more than $30,600.
- Feb 18, 2019
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Update: Beer and Wine in Historic Idaho Theaters? A New Bill Could Make That Happen
Under the bill, The Egyptian Theatre would be eligible to serve beer and wine without the same design rules as newer theaters.
- Feb 18, 2019
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