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James Dawson/Boise State Public RadioA far-right blogger who defamed a North Idaho drag queen won’t get any relief from the Idaho Supreme Court. Justices are unanimously upholding the $1.1 million civil judgment levied by a jury two years ago against Summer Bushnell. -
Geoffrey von Zastrow Photography/FlickrIdaho Matters takes a closer look at how crime scene photos from the Idaho student murders may have been leaked despite a judge's order keeping them private.
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We look at what the court said was wrong with the language surrounding the abortion-rights initiative — and what voters will now see on their ballots. -
The Idaho Supreme Court has once again sided with the campaign to restore abortion rights in the state, saying state officials failed to write clear and concise ‘yes’ and ‘no’ statements that will appear on this fall’s ballot. -
A federal appeals court has temporarily halted a ruling by a lower court judge, which narrowly expanded who could get an abortion in Idaho. -
An Idaho federal judge has narrowed a previous ruling that had allowed abortions to protect a mother’s health or from self-harm to only apply to the Boise doctor who challenged the law. -
The suspect accused of stabbing a Boise man to death on the Greenbelt this summer has been found to be “dangerously mentally ill” and unfit to stand trial – for now. -
A pregnant woman may receive an abortion in many cases if there are serious risks to her health or if there’s a high risk she will harm herself, an Idaho federal judge has ruled. -
Bryan Kohberger, who pleaded guilty and was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of four University of Idaho students in 2022, told the New York Times he wants to retract his guilty plea. -
A North Idaho drag performer has dismissed his defamation lawsuit against an influential Christian lobbying group that claimed he exposed his genitals during a Pride performance in 2022. -
The man charged with murdering a 25 yearold on the Boise Greenbelt earlier this week is being held without bond after making his initial court appearance Friday afternoon. -
The Supreme Court issued a ruling Tuesday allowing states to ban trans women and girls from participating in female sports.
