The Connector: Idaho Daily News

Thursday, Oct. 22

The leader of Idaho's largest public agency is stepping down, The Minidoka National Historic Site is getting a more than $5 million facelift, enrollment falls again at Bl

Wednesday, Oct. 21

Idaho hopes it has finalized wildfire spending this year, but is putting millions on the state credit card, record turnout on the first day of early voting in Ada County,

Tuesday, Oct. 20

Protestors and legal advocates mark the one-year anniversary of a massive immigration raid on a community event in Wilder, what voters and poll workers expect at early vo

Monday, Oct. 19

'News deserts' continue to expand across the U.S. - how does Idaho stack up? Jerome Schools say they've experienced a cyber attack and classes are canceled Monday, early

Friday, Oct. 16

Deadly mushrooms again found in the Treasure Valley, Boise State Athletics will prop up its budget with deficit spending, a sheepdog goes missing, possibly taken from the

Thursday, Oct. 15

Idaho's AG sues OpenAI, maker of ChatGPT, over violations of consumer protection laws, the Idaho Supreme Court has ruled in a long-running case over the limits of drug do

Wednesday, Oct. 14

Central District Health shares its plan to address the Treasure Valley's growing rat problem, the City of Boise proposes new rules for residents to help pull up the welco

Tuesday, Oct. 13

Boise Schools Trustees get a 'play-by-play' of the district response to threatening text messages shared by students at Timberline High this month, millions continue to p

Monday, Oct. 12

Tax revenue outpacing expectations for the first quarter, a man in custody Idaho's Department of Health and Welfare turned himself in after walking away from a medical vi

Friday, Oct. 9

Ammon Bundy arrested in Utah, the LDS Church makes a $1M donation to Stop Prop 1, a new generation of microreactor will undergo full power testing in Idaho next year, and

Thursday, Oct. 8

Timberline High Students walk out in protest, demanding accountability for  allegedly threatening messages made last week in a group chat among students, US Attorney for

Wednesday, Oct. 7

Caldwell drops it's Flock contract but surveillance cameras aren't going anywhere, Timberline High cancels its homecoming football game and postpones homecoming activitie

Tuesday, Oct. 6

The reported number of sexual assaults on Boise State's campus doesn't tell the whole story, Blaine County Commissioners are expected to vote today on a six-month morator

Monday, Oct. 5

Students at Boise's Timberline High School are reportedly under investigation for making violent threats against another student in a group chat, around 15 people were ho

Friday, Oct. 2

Boise Police warn of a new high-tech scam and the risk of not regularly monitoring personal financial accounts, this year's steelhead returns are far slimmer than predict

Thursday, Oct. 1

Boise Police identified several juveniles accused of taking election yard signs from homes in west Boise, Micron posts record earnings - again - with no end to the memory

Wednesday, Sept. 30

Idaho National Guard members are deployed to SE Asia, replacement of the Eckert Road Bridge in east Boise can move forward, high levels of PFAS in the drinking water at t

Tuesday, Sept. 29

Boise Police released a photo of a suspect and vehicle possibly related to 'large-scale' theft of election yard signs in west Boise, grizzly bears could soon have federal

Monday, Sept. 28

Human remains found at a Lewiston construction site identified as Nez Perce tribal ancestral remains, Twin Falls Police are cleared in two critical incident investigation

Friday, Sept. 25

Advocates for Idaho's Prop 1 get an infusion of cash, a 15-year old boy is in custody on murder charges related to a Wednesday afternoon shooting in Caldwell, Twin Falls