The Connector: Idaho Daily News

Thursday, Sept. 3

The State Supreme Court has little time to decide how Proposition 1 should be described to voters on ballots this November, Ada County's political leaders and health offi

Wednesday, Sept. 2

Andy Hawes will return to the Boise School District Board of Trustees, a new spider species was found in Idaho, Chobani plans more expansion - but not in Idaho, and as th

Tuesday, Sept. 1

Idaho's AG declares churches can contribute financially to political issues like Proposition 1 without declaring individual donors, Canyon County's Prosecutor drops a tre

Monday, Aug. 31

Idaho's Department of Insurance moves to take control of the Teacher's Benefit Trust health insurance program, Boise police are investigating an apparent drive-by shootin

Friday, Aug. 28

The group behind abortion-rights measure Proposition 1 is suing the state again over proposed ballot language, drought conditions hitting Idaho's farmers hard, Idaho appe

Thursday, Aug. 27

A recent court ruling allowing doctors to preform abortions to protect a mother's health was narrowed to protect only the doctor who sued over Idaho's abortion ban, Treas

Wednesday, Aug. 26

The man charged with stabbing another man to death on the Boise Greenbelt this summer could have charges paused indefinitely, Boise School District cuts the ribbon on new

Tuesday, Aug. 25

Campaign coffers fill up on both sides of the fight for abortion rights in Idaho, the 'orange bag' plastic recycling program will end next year, vaccination exemptions co

Monday, Aug. 24

Idaho starts its new fiscal year by beating income expectations, the newly-revived trade war between the US and Canada could affect Idaho businesses, a Twin Falls man has

Friday, Aug. 21

Micron plans a $10 billion research facility investment in Boise, a 'rising star' in nematology will be the first presidential Endowed Chair at the University of Idaho, A

Thursday, Aug. 20

New details on the helicopter crash that killed two pilots fighting fire in Utah, seniors in Idaho are being scammed, and how pickle ball is picking up in Boise.

Wednesday, Aug. 19

The latest on the Idaho fire season, the USDA makes an announcement that could affect Idaho forests in a big way, and a new state law could change how apartments are buil

Tuesday, Aug. 18

News on new campaign finance rules, gas prices in Idaho and an infestation of rats in the Treasure Valley.

Monday, Aug. 17

A federal judge narrowly expands abortion access in Idaho, firefighting aircraft are coming in from Canada to help fight fires in the US, Australian and New Zealand firef

Friday, Aug. 14

"The People's Tree" has been chosen, there's a new AI policy for Idaho schools, a weather update on the smokey skies and K-pop comes to the gem state. 

Thursday, Aug. 13

News on firefighter deaths in Utah, a new requirement for Idaho schools, more affordable housing construction is underway in Boise  and there are fire restrictions in Nor

Wednesday, Aug.12

News on how Idaho lawmakers are trying to regulate health insurance companies, kids in Boise start heading back to school and there’s a fire weather watch for multiple Id

Tuesday, Aug. 11

News on e-moto policy in Boise, the Interior Department reviewing federal wilderness policies across millions of acres of public lands, a call for ornaments for the Capit

Monday, Aug. 10

News on how Idaho is managing this fire season, a new app making it easier to comment on changes to public lands, a north Idaho police shortage, some upcoming road constr

Friday, Aug. 7

News on how wildfire smoke affects mental health, a revamp of Idaho’s attorney licensing exam, the latest wildfire potential forecast for the Northwest, and a new project