Law & Justice

A former Boise Police captain has been linked to a white supremacist group. Idaho Matters takes a look at what the City of Boise is doing about this and talk with the police union.

Reporter James Dawson joins Idaho Matters for an update about the case of four University of Idaho students who were murdered.

Moscow Police released little new information about the murders of four University of Idaho students during a press conference Sunday afternoon – one week since their deaths.

It’s Friday - which means it's time for our Reporter Roundtable when Idaho Matters gets you up-to-date on all the news that made headlines this past week.

After four days of telling the public there was no threat to the community following the stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students, Moscow Police are reversing course.

After more than two years in court, the state of Idaho has settled a case with three men on its sex offender registry convicted of so-called “crimes against nature.”

One of Boise’s most contentious fights in recent years over a housing development in the northwest corner of the city made its way before the Idaho Supreme Court Wednesday.

Idaho’s Supreme Court declined to rule on the constitutionality of the state’s law allowing minors to marry in a case involving a child custody battle.

Two young transgender women are suing state health officials after they say the department of health and welfare discriminated against them because of their gender identity.

Adree Edmo officially became the first incarcerated person to get court-ordered gender confirmation surgery in July 2020. She has since been released, but her Idaho case set a precedent for how cases of gender dysmorphia will be handled within prisons. Now, her team of lawyers will be granted nearly $2.6 million in attorneys fees for the years of litigation.