POCATELLO — Ron Cantrell’s summer home is a red and white pup tent he bought for $5 from a Florida thrift store.

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.

LEWISTON — A paraphrased quote perhaps wrongly assigned to Michelangelo holds that sculptors simply chip away everything in a block of marble that isn’t David or whatever work of art they are trying to create.

SALEM, Ore. — A week after public health officials declared a measles outbreak in the Pacific Northwest over, the Oregon House approved tightening the state's vaccine laws and limiting a parent's ability to-opt out of school vaccine requirements.

CHUBBUCK — Police are investigating the reported theft of equipment and materials valued at over $100,000 from the building that formerly housed Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen in Chubbuck.

Idaho continues to be a model across the nation in how sexual assault kits are tracked. More than 20 states have contacted the Idaho State Police Forensic Services lab inquiring about the tracking system it uses, according to Idaho State Police’s 2018 Sexual Assault Kit Tracking report. Puer…

BOISE — With hundreds of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers gathered in downtown Boise for the group’s eighth annual North American Rendezvous — its second in Boise — Gov. Brad Little on Thursday declared May 2, 2019, to be “Public Lands Day” in Idaho.

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — At least one lawmaker thinks people should have beer with their karaoke — even in conservative Utah.

A nationwide arrest warrant has been issued for a onetime candidate for Stevens County, Wash., sheriff who allegedly tried to extort members of his right-wing militia group through anonymous written threats backed by insinuations they came from a Mexican drug cartel.

POCATELLO — A new ranking has concluded Pocatello is the most dangerous city in Idaho.

Last week, when Brittany Pettibone stood before the Kootenai County Republican Central Committee, the self-described “American nationalist” said a commitment to nonviolence separates her and her fiancé from the suspect in the March 15 massacre in Christchurch, New Zealand, that killed 50 people.

Crews didn’t film the most dramatic storyline that transpired in the South American jungle where Pocatello couple Star Torres and Tony Wheeler competed in Discovery Channel’s reality TV series “Naked and Afraid.”

BOISE — Judges have a lot of discretion when it comes to handing out sentences to criminal defendants, but some experts say a recent Idaho case where a woman was ordered to wear a charm bracelet is particularly unusual.

SPOKANE, Wash. — Much of the food we eat today may impact our great-grandchildren, a prominent Washington State University researcher said. Bayer, the company that owns the chemical in question, is fighting that assertion.

LAKEWOOD, Colo — Four people died after a semi-truck hauling lumber plowed into vehicles on a crowded section of Interstate 70 near Denver, causing a fire so intense that it melted the roadway and metal off of cars, authorities said Friday.

SPOKANE, Wash. — A Greenacres woman is accused of electrocuting nine squirrels that tried to scale her electric fence and steal walnuts from her backyard tree.

BOISE — The Idaho State Board of Education has named Marlene Tromp as the seventh president of Boise State University. She is the first female president in the university’s history.

POCATELLO — A Union Pacific train struck a tractor-trailer hauling fertilizer from the J.R. Simplot Don Plant Wednesday morning, blocking the entrance to the plant while workers cleaned up the mess.

OLYMPIA, Wash. — One of the most controversial bills of the 2019 legislative session, an end to the personal exemption parents could use to keep their public school children from receiving the measles vaccine, received final approval Tuesday.

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Gallatin County is still growing.

SPOKANE, Wash. — Police are searching for a man accused of stabbing his wife and kidnapping his 5-year-old son early Tuesday morning from a Spokane Valley home.

VICTOR — Abbi Sarthou has lived in the mountains her entire life, but last week was the first time she’s seen a mountain lion somewhat up close and most definitely in her backyard.

OLYMPIA, Wash. — Washington state moved a bit closer to going to year-round daylight saving time as the Senate voted overwhelmingly to ask the federal government for the ability to make the switch.

“It means that our state believes those who have been violated and hurt, and will fight with victims,” Hannah Jennaway said.

The first golden eagle in Yellowstone National Park fitted with a tracking device has died of lead poisoning, likely after consuming bullet fragments while scavenging the remains of an animal killed by a hunter, officials said Monday.

BOISE — As the Supreme Court reviews a Department of Justice request to add a question about citizenship to the 2020 Census, policy experts and advocates warn the change could negatively affect Idaho.

MOSCOW — A University of Idaho alumnus was welcomed home Thursday as the Idaho State Board of Education unanimously appointed Scott Green as the 19th president of the Gem State’s land grant university.

The decades-old Violence Against Women Act, established to protect women from domestic violence and sexual assault, passed a House vote last week — but some lawmakers are up in arms over its proposed gun restrictions.

A court decision that would have netted North Idaho couple Jeremy and Kristy Morris $75,000 after a jury found a Hayden homeowners association engaged in religious discrimination is looking a lot more lean these days.

BOISE — Almost a year to the day after their arrest in Ada County, two out-of-state truckers transporting what they maintain was hemp from one industrial farm to another pleaded guilty Tuesday morning to possession of marijuana with the intent to deliver.

LEWISTON — The solid-steel memorial weighs 1,000 pounds, a load that could well represent the overwhelming pressure U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class David Harp may have felt when he decided to take his own life four years ago.

MOSCOW — The laid back crowd at Saturday’s Hemp Fest celebration didn’t let a change in venue or recent headlines about hemp politics put a damper on the mellow vibe.