The Night of November 16: Idaho College Sued For Title IX Violation After Rape Claim

Woman alleges North Idaho College 'revictimized' her after gang rape

Road Rage: A Growing Chorus Decries Boise's R-Rated 'Cruising' Issues

“I’ve been operating a downtown business for decades. And, once upon a time, it was just kids cruising around. No big deal. A lot of today’s drivers are older. A rougher crowd.”

At North Junior High, Student Transportation Safety Merges Into the Fast Lane

On National Walk to School Day at North Junior High School, 15-20 volunteers helped put transportation safety front and center for students.

Boise Police Looking for Midday Credit Union Bandit

The suspect is described as a white male, around 40 years old, with gray hair and some facial hair. He's about six feet tall and was last seen wearing long sleeves and blue jeans.

Growing Risk of Wildfire Triggers New Wildland-Urban Interface Guide

“Wildfire is everyone’s responsibility in the state of Idaho. There’s not one person that won’t be impacted by wildfire in the state—whether it’s evacuations, a fire burning in and around the community, the loss of homes or the impact of smoke."

Boise Youth Activists Show Support for Ohio Teen Accused of Shooting Abusive Father

Meadows' legal battle is a layer cake of hot-button topics, including sex, race, youth, domestic violence, class and law enforcement.

Pioneer Fire Makes List of Top-10 Most Expensive Western Wildfires

The cost of the Pioneer Fire is expected to top $94 million.

Ben's Crow Inn Serves Final Steaks, Clams and Brew This Weekend

Ben's Crow Inn will close for good, serving their last steamed clams, finger steaks and cold beer sometime around 11 p.m. this Sunday, Oct. 9.

Testimony: Ammon Bundy Likes the U.S. Government (When It Comes to Taking $530K SBA Loan)

Bundy said he was constantly being watched, testifying "there were men in the trees and everywhere else" and that he "believed my life was in extreme danger if I moved in any way."

Boise Man Charged With Stabbing, Driving Victim to Another Location and Leaving Him

Humberto Perez, 51, of Boise, was processed into the Ada County Jail, where he was booked on a felony charge of aggravated battery.

Despite Some Opposition, Camp Rainbow Gold Applies for Blaine County Conditional Use Permit

The camp organization has purchased a 275-acre property near the Blaine County town of Triumph as a donation from Rich and Nancy Robbins.

UPDATE: Coroner Says Body Found in New York Canal Friday Is Boise Woman, Missing for Nearly a Week

Boise Police detectives said they had been investigating the disappearance of Melissa Mariscal, 37, who had not been seen since leaving her home on October 1st.

Proposal Could Allow More Idaho Power Customers to Subscribe to Community Solar Project

The 500-KW project would be divided into 350-KW for residential customers and 150-KW for commercial customers. Subscriptions would be rewarded on a first-come, first-served basis.

IDWR Says There Are 'Concerns' Over Aquifer But Won't Create 'Area of Concern'

"We want people to know that there are concerns about contaminants in the shallow aquifer, and there's an intermediate zone that contains naturally occurring uranium and arsenic."

McCall Set to Loosen 'Mostly Local' Ordinance for Restaurants

The Griddle owners said they already have their eye on space in Alpine Village. If the proposed rule change is approved by the McCall City Council, they'll be flipping pancakes in the resort community sooner than later.

UPDATE w/ Video: Kootenai County Sheriff Vehicle Struck, Killed Pedestrian

Idaho State Police is asking for the public's help in the investigation of the incident, asking anyone with information to call ISP at 208-209-8730.

Washington Voters Facing First-In-Nation Carbon Tax Initiative

If approved, Washington's carbon tax would start at $15 per ton of carbon emission and climb to $25 in its second year with incremental increases going forward.

University of Idaho Logs Reveal More Animals Euthanized Than First Claimed

According to "controlled substance logs," at least eight stray cats and a raccoon had been trapped and euthanized over the summer, detailing the use of Beuthanasia-D Special, a euthanasia agent.

Nationwide Recall of Nestle Drumstick Variety and Vanilla Packs

"Listeria monocytogenes can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems."

Police Looking for Mountain Lion in Southeast Boise Neighborhood

Police remind the public to keep their distance from a mountain lion and that behavior of wild animals is unpredictable.

Samsung Rings Death Knell of Galaxy Note 7 in 'Humbling' Halt of Production

The New York Times reports that the "humbling" and "unprecedented" recall is a "major setback" for Samsung.

Idaho Man Wins $1 Million in Stun Gun Lawsuit Against Law Enforcement, Jail Medical Staff

The bulk of the settlement is expected to be paid by Correctional Healthcare, the company contracted to medical services to the Kootenai County Jail.

Feds Grant $279K to Valley Regional Transit to Help Rethink State Street

Analysts have predicted that as many as 26,590 more cars could be added to the State Street thoroughfare by 2035.

U of I Suspends Fraternity, Launches Investigation into 'Inconsistent Behavior'

"A thorough investigation and review of the alleged behavior is underway and, if the allegations are confirmed, appropriate actions will be taken to ensure the safety of our students and to strengthen our fraternity and sorority community."

Governor Otter, Idaho GOP Double Down on Support for Trump

"I accept his apology and his contrition at face value. My continuing support for Mr. Trump’s candidacy is solely focused on ensuring that the best candidate is elected president of the United States."

Emotions Run 'Raw' in Faith-Healing Testimony at Idaho Statehouse

"Consequences should be suffered by the adult, not the child. Let children live long enough to make their own choice."

What It's Like to Become a U.S. Citizen in a Contentious Election Year

There are more than half a million people waiting for their chance to become citizens — hopefully in time to vote on November 8.

U.S. Labor Department: States Are Failing Injured Workers

A new Department of Labor report says cuts to state workers’ comp systems have left injured workers with inadequate benefits and raises the specter of federal oversight. The findings echo those of a ProPublica and NPR investigation last year.

Some Republicans Withdraw Trump Endorsements, Others Demand 'Emergency Replacement'

"I've never said I'm a perfect person, nor pretended to be someone I'm not."

How Trump Allegedly Ensured His Golf Course Employees Were 'Pretty Enough'

Employees at a Trump golf club in California alleged the real estate tycoon wanted to fire 'less-attractive employees.'

Syrah Finds a Home in Idaho

Syrah is one grape that has found a happy and successful home here in Idaho.

When Bad is Good: This Week in Boise Art, Comedy, Theater and Film

When local artist Sue Latta was in grad school, a faculty member said something about her work that still resonates: “They’re beautiful, and I don’t mean that in a bad way.”

Save the Date: Boise Weekly's 15th Annual Cover Art Auction

This year, the auction takes place Wednesday, Oct. 19 at JUMP, where attendees will enjoy a no-host bar, food and, of course, awesome auction action.

Death Rattle Writers Festival Returns for Third Year, Bringing Together Wordsmiths in Nampa

Despite this intimation of mortality, Death Rattle won’t breathe its last gasp anytime soon.

Death Rattle 2016: The Spill Gets Spooky with X-Files-Inspired Theme

"Some people celebrate Christmas early. We start celebrating Halloween in mid-February."

Death Rattle 2016: Quenton Baker's Keynote Reading Garners Standing Ovation

The third annual literary festival wraps up today with programs including a book fair and readings from local playwrights at various locations, followed by a 21+ poetry and short story event featuring explicit content at the "Cave"—a prohibition-era speakeasy located in the historic Pete's Tavern in Nampa.

Death Rattle 2016: Literary Festival Wraps up With Explicit Poetry Reading

As befitted the event's description, poem topics included boozing and graphic sex with both real and fictional characters.

Minerva's Breakdown

People forget that it is SOCIAL media and end up acting in ways that are decidedly antisocial.

‘Age Your Own’ Woodinville Whiskey Kit

According to Woodinville, the aging process takes between three and six months—but it’s up to you when you want to sample your own vintage.

“Bad Beauty”