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Jaqueline Vazquez/Idaho Organization of Resource CouncilsIn response to recent immigration raids, four nonprofits have joined forces to support struggling families through the Idaho Familias Assistance Fund. -
Jaqueline Vazquez/Idaho Organization of Resource CouncilsIn the wake of immigration raids, here and around the country, many families lost their main breadwinner and are struggling to stay afloat. In response, four non-profits came together to create the Idaho Familias Assistance Fund to support families who have been affected. A benefit concert to support the fund was organized by local bands to raise awareness and help ease the financial burden.
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Wrongfully imprisoned as a teen, activist and author Gary Tyler turned decades behind bars into a story of resilience, art and redemption. -
A federal judge says a lawsuit challenging Idaho’s ban on trans women from competing in women’s sports must continue. -
An Ada County judge has partially sided with a drag performer in his lawsuit against a Christian lobbying organization, finding the group falsely claimed the performer exposed his genitals during an event in 2022. -
In Idaho prisons, more than two dozen women say guards prey on them with little fear of consequences — and those who speak up are often punished. -
A new investigation finds sexual abuse inside Idaho’s women’s prisons has been widespread — and largely ignored. Over the last decade, at least 37 corrections employees have been accused of abusing women in custody, with few facing criminal charges. -
A six-part investigative series uncovers a disturbing pattern of sexual abuse by prison guards against women inmates in Idaho. -
The Idaho State Police is struggling to hire troopers in North Central Idaho. Earlier this week, it announced it was extending a deadline to apply for an open position. -
A new symposium is shining a spotlight on a series of legal battles around the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II. -
Costs keep piling up in the civil judgment against anti-government activist Ammon Bundy related to his defamation case involving Idaho’s largest hospital system. -
A jury could decide damages owed by the city, and the question of whether Police Chief Jeremy Engbaum used excessive force in the incident will be decided at trial.
