The most disturbing aspect of the 'Twitter Files' is the platform's cozy relationship with federal officials demanding suppression of speech they consider dangerous
Lorie Smith is a conservative Christian and a website designer who thinks she should be able to engage in her chosen occupation without compromising her moral beliefs.
Brian Kemp says standing up for policies and principles is just what he does. He adds he doesn't do it for personal benefit, though sometimes it works out that way.
In urging the Justice Department to drop its case, it implicitly acknowledges that freedom of the press is meaningless when the government decides who is allowed to exercise it.
After winning his fourth two-year term as governor, Chris Sununu opened up about the current state of the Republican Party and whether he'd ever run for the Senate or seek his party's nomination for president.
The Times-News has a plan to step up coverage of local sports in 2023. Here's what we're going to do.
American Civil Liberties Union have joined the NCLA in opposing a new California law that expands the state medical board's authority to discipline doctors for "unprofessional conduct."
Opinion: The Trump flag is a phenomenon I have written about for years. I have noted that it wasn't really about Trump himself. It was about the conservative populist movement.
The campaign for Proposition 31, a ballot initiative that Californians approved by a wide margin last week, urged voters to "protect kids from candy-flavored tobacco."
Opinion: Republicans can complain about the current rules all they want, but what they need to do is wake up and start competing with the Democrats where they are.
Opinion: For marijuana users who own guns, the potential penalties are much more severe.
In a drive along back roads across America, in places pollsters and the media usually miss, voters seem, once again, on the verge of ousting the current party in power.
Opinion: Since the Supreme Court repudiated a constitutional right to abortion in June, 22 states have enacted or begun to enforce new limits on the procedure, including 13 strict bans.
For the first time in this election cycle, people saw the depth of the effects of the stroke Lt. Gov. John Fetterman suffered in May.
They can improve riparian habitat and bolster late-season water supply
Sessions are scheduled for 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. on Feb. 21 and Feb. 28
Magic Valley news in brief: Hailey Public Library, Herrett Center STEAM camp and more.
In each Sunday edition of the Times-News, we highlight our photographers’ best photos from recent stories.
Opposition to Lava Ridge Wind Project shared information on how to prevent the massive wind energy project in the high desert of the Magic Valley.
When brothers Golden and Francis Nephi “Neef” Grigg began renting a frozen foods plant in the tiny Idaho border town of Ontario, Oregon, in 1949, they were hoping to expand their existing frozen corn business to include potatoes. Little did they know they’d taken the first step toward creating Oregon’s prodigal spud: the tater tot. Invented to prevent food waste, perfected as the ultimate pub grub, the humble tot, born out of Oregon ingenuity, served as-is or adapted to numerous tastes, is now embraced nationwide — and celebrated every year on Feb. 2, for National Tater Tot Day.
U.S. wildlife officials have taken the first step to lift federal protections for grizzly bears in the northern Rocky Mountains, which would open the door to future hunting in several states. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says state officials provided substantial evidence grizzlies have recovered from the threat of extinction in the regions surrounding Yellowstone and Glacier national parks. But federal officials also raised concerns about new state laws that could affect bears. Friday’s move kicks off at least a year of further study before a final decision. Grizzlies were wiped out in most of the U.S. during the last century. There are now more than 2,000 bears in the Lower 48 states and larger populations in Alaska.
Police say a man who allegedly fired gunshots Thursday in a busy area of Hood River and then barricaded himself in his house for hours is in custody. The Hood River Police Department said Simeon Hill was safely taken into custody Thursday night. An initial law enforcement bulletin Thursday warned of an “active shooter” near a Dairy Queen in the small city along the Columbia River Gorge. Police said Friday that multiple gunshots had been fired from the home in the direction of businesses. No one was hurt. Hill was taken to a medical facility and multiple charges were sent to the county district attorney's office for consideration.
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The family of a father and son who were killed when their truck plunged over Salmon Falls Dam in 2020 are suing for negligence and wrongful death.
The Times-News has joined a coalition of 20 news organizations opposing a judge’s gag order in the case of the man accused of killing four University of Idaho students.
Woman said the man offered hydrocodone, then fentanyl
Suspect said he shot man, then tried to burn body
An Idaho lawmaker has introduced legislation that would ask voters to change the state's constitution to make it harder to get initiatives on the ballot.
The two entities have proposed a land swap, allowing CSI to consolidate and "square up" its property, and removing a water rights conflict.
Action will begin picking up at the Idaho State Capitol this week with the inauguration, inaugural ball and a couple of committee meetings.
A state audit of more than 19,000 ballots cast in Idaho’s general election has identified only six variations, according to a report from the Secretary of State’s office.