As recently as last fall, the animal that’s making headlines as the first Colorado wolf in four years was wandering one of the most remote and wild landscapes left in the Lower 48 states.

POCATELLO — Two Union Pacific diesel locomotives and seven rail cars derailed early Thursday morning at the Pocatello rail yard.

BOZEMAN, Mont. — A man accused of driving his car into the federal building in downtown Bozeman in an attempt to “level the building” pleaded not guilty to federal charges Thursday.

BOISE — Bill Roden, an eight-term state senator and former Senate majority leader and one of Idaho’s most prominent lawyer/lobbyists for decades, has died at his home at the age of 90.

KUNA — Kuna School District officials are working to change state law to allow school districts in Idaho to start collecting revenue from impact fees.

GRANGEVILLE — There’s no question Idaho County needs a reliable communication infrastructure, commissioners were told Tuesday.

BOISE — Facial recognition is coming to Boise government offices later this year.

BOISE — There are too many wild horses on public lands, a federal official said Wednesday, and potential solutions include new sterilization methods, aggressive adoption efforts and holding more horses in corrals.

SALT LAKE CITY — A tech worker was charged Wednesday with murder and kidnapping in the death of a Utah college student whose body was found in a wooded area with her arms bound behind her.

JACKSON HOLE, Wyo. (AP) — Wildlife officials have killed one black bear and transferred two others to remote areas away from a Wyoming resort town.

CALDWELL — Chicken Dinner Road, a street on the outskirts of Canyon County, is ruffling some feathers.

SPOKANE, Wash. — Buying a semi-automatic rifle in Washington state will have new restrictions, take more time and require proof of having taken a safety course, starting today.

A regional charity that has provided millions in grants to Idaho groups passed a major milestone on Friday.

A year after her book “Educated” hit the stands, the woman whose entry into the world was so obscure she didn’t even have a birth certificate has been named as one of Time Magazine’s 100 Most influential People.

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Mary Anning, an English paleontologist in the early 1800s, made some major discoveries. But her work was often attributed to men.

A year after her book “Educated” hit the stands, the woman whose entry into the world was so obscure she didn’t even have a birth certificate has been named as one of Time Magazine’s 100 Most influential People.

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Mary Anning, an English paleontologist in the early 1800s, made some major discoveries. But her work was often attributed to men.

BOISE — Boise Fire Chief Dennis Doan is changing his tone on fireworks this year.

BELLINGHAM, Wash. (AP) — Frozen red raspberries from a Washington state farm are being recalled across the western U.S.

Personal care service providers, like the one who was reportedly caring for a man who died after getting severe burns in scalding bath water, do not require licensing through the state.

POCATELLO — Lisa Villano, co-owner of Old Town Pocatello’s Villano’s Italian restaurant, was clinically dead by the time she arrived to Portneuf Medical Center after suffering a heart attack on Memorial Day.

EAGLE — When U.S. Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Jesse Cottle was serving on his fourth deployment in Afghanistan, a bomb detonated under him, blasting him into the air. The explosion left Cottle without legs below the knees.

BOISE — Idaho’s suicide rate is 58 percent higher than the national rate, and reflects a 44 percent increase over the last 10 years, according to the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare.

CALDWELL — Emails obtained by the Idaho Press show Canyon County jail officials actively reaching out to federal immigration officials to come pick up inmates they suspect of violating immigration law.

Teton County Sheriff Tony Liford said that two Teton Valley residents have died this evening after a head on collision north of Tetonia around 6 p.m. Friday, June 7. 

For the pursuers of the elusive bigfoot, skin and hair samples belonging to a deer provided a dead end. Newly released FBI records detail a 1976 request by Peter C. Byrne, who submitted samples he thought belonged to the beast. An Idaho State University professor who researches bigfoot says …

Idaho health officials on Wednesday confirmed a measles case in Latah County, the state’s first since 2001.

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Bill McGowan was a bright, brash young American pilot on June 6, 1944, when he flew his fighter-bomber over the English Channel in the D-Day invasion of France.

LOGAN, Utah — Five-year-old Lizzy Shelley was laid to rest Tuesday afternoon at Babyland in the Logan City Cemetery following a funeral service that was a picture of Lizzy, of family and community.

A cougar attacked a child Saturday evening in a city park in Leavenworth, Wash.

SPOKANE, Wash. — For last weekend’s Washington State 1B track and field championships, Rosalie Fish painted a red handprint over her mouth, the fingers extending across her cheekbones. On her right leg, she painted the letters “MMIW,” standing for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.

SPOKANE, Wash. — They came across a piece of Franken Z — a giant zombie made of other zombies that appeared in the TV series “Z Nation” — in a storage bay in northeast Spokane on Thursday.

MERIDIAN — U.S. Rep. Russ Fulcher, R-Idaho, said that there is a lingering possibility of impeachment trials in Washington, D.C.

A mishap with course barriers at the Coeur d’Alene Marathon on Sunday caused some runners to race along the wrong route. Organizers canceled award ceremonies for some events as a result.

Soldiers from the Idaho Army National Guard’s 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team have mobilized to the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, Calif., to participate in a large-scale exercise. This deployment is the state’s largest since 2015.

LOGAN, Utah — Police say they have evidence discovered in multiple locations that places 5-year-old Elizabeth Shelley in her uncle’s presence, both in and outside the missing Logan girl’s home.

LEWISTON — Everybody seems to love bumblebees.

Kim had been wine tasting with a friend in Sonoma, Calif. They got into an argument in the car that night and Kim thought someone was following them. She was utterly convinced. And she had to get away.

BOZEMAN, Mont. — After enlisting in the Army in 1941, Army Pvt. William A. Boegli, who grew up in Gallatin County, participated in the 1944 invasion of Angaur Island and was killed while leading a group of litter bearers to evacuate wounded soldiers.

BOISE — The Idaho Board of Correction on Monday approved multiple proposed changes to what information it is required to provide to the public upon request.

For longer than she can remember, Hauser Lake resident Cindy Crow had symptoms ranging from joint pain and daily headaches to an autoimmune thyroid disorder.

Montana Gov. Steve Bullock this morning announced his long-anticipated candidacy for president, joining a crowded field of 22 Democrats vying to unseat Donald Trump.

Editor's note: Attorney Tim Jones was identified by the wrong name in an earlier version of this article.

MERIDIAN — On Marissa Griffin’s 17th birthday Saturday, a friend took her for a drive so her family could prepare a party for her at their home in Meridian. The weather was perfect for a drive, and the two teenagers headed for the foothills along Robie Creek Road’s winding route. They didn’t…

LOGAN, Utah — To say that Michael Fife was homeless did not come close to defining him.

LOGAN, Utah — A Cache Valley juvenile may face murder charges after a 62-year-old homeless veteran he allegedly attacked two weeks ago died in the hospital days later.

Montana Gov. Steve Bullock has signed a bill into law that lets Montana’s 10 resort areas ask voters to raise their local option sales tax to fund infrastructure projects.

A Stevens County, Wash., man wanted for allegedly extorting members of his own right-wing militia group was arrested late Monday in West Virginia.