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Police say the reported assault late Friday happened inside a campus residence and that they are no longer seeking an unknown suspect, while detectives continue to review evidence.
Wei Zhang · October 11, 2026
Residents and businesses in Caldwell can now register their doorbell and security cameras so officers can quickly ask for footage when a crime happens nearby.
Wei Zhang · July 20, 2026
In a written questionnaire from Idaho News 6, Republican candidate Michael G. Collins laid out his platform for the May primary, while incumbent Kyle Harris did not respond.
Wei Zhang · May 4, 2026
Kyle Wills, a Boise Police Department veteran with nearly 30 years in law enforcement, has been chosen as Mountain Home's next police chief and says rebuilding community trust will be his focus.
Wei Zhang · August 11, 2025
Crews from across the state volunteered to staff Kootenai County stations so local responders could grieve and attend memorial services after two firefighters were killed.
Wei Zhang · August 6, 2025
While Boise hosts the Jaialdi celebration this week, a Caldwell farm founded by a Basque sheepherder shows how deeply the heritage runs across the Treasure Valley.
Wei Zhang · July 30, 2025
A West Boise woman lost one of her three dogs and another is recovering after vets found strychnine in their systems, and animal control is investigating.
Wei Zhang · December 18, 2024
S2 Pickleball, a nine-court indoor facility on Federal Way, holds its grand opening Friday, Feb. 23, with a ribbon cutting, giveaways and free play all weekend.
Wei Zhang · February 21, 2024
With demand for blood typically rising and donations falling over the holidays, the Red Cross has scheduled dozens of drives across the Treasure Valley through the end of the month.
Wei Zhang · December 9, 2023
A University of Wyoming analysis estimates thousands of construction jobs and tens of millions of dollars in yearly tax revenue from wind development, while warning that permitting on public lands is holding Western states back.
Wei Zhang · October 7, 2022
State testing data show a rising positivity rate, and a member of the governor's Coronavirus Working Group warns the spread of the BA.5 omicron subvariant could prolong the summer surge.
Wei Zhang · July 11, 2022
