Audrey Dutton
Audrey Dutton is a senior investigative reporter at the Idaho Capital Sun. Her favorite topics to cover include health care, business, consumer protection issues and white collar crime.
Before joining the team at the Idaho Capital Sun, Dutton was a reporter for the Idaho Statesman where, in 2014, she partnered with Boise State Public Radio in a series of reports about Idaho's mental health care system.
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New court documents accuse anti-government activist Ammon Bundy of hiding his assets in a new sequence of shell companies as a civil lawsuit against him continues. -
An Ada County District Court Judge has issued a civil arrest warrant for Ammon Bundy for repeatedly avoiding court appearances in a lawsuit filed by St. Luke’s Health System. -
A small organization that operates a massive database of Idaho patient medical records filed for bankruptcy Friday, reporting it owes creditors $4 million and is defending itself in three lawsuits. -
The pandemic and the 2020 election breathed new life into the doxxing tactic – it has been used in Idaho in the past year to identify and share photos, home addresses and personal contact information of judges and legislators, as well as unelected workers: police officers, a social worker, a pediatrician, a nurse practitioner and a deputy prosecutor. No law in Idaho specifically makes doxxing illegal. -
Shannon Guevara stood in a courtroom in front of her peers — a group of people who, like her, had committed felonies but whose severe mental illnesses… -
All week Boise State Public Radio and the Idaho Statesman have been reporting on Idaho's fragmented, underfunded, and threadbare mental health care… -
Idaho prisons, jails and courtrooms aren’t just parts of the criminal justice system. They also have been tasked with providing treatment to Idahoans with… -
It’s a sunny September afternoon, and the room is packed. It’s like a movie theater before the lights go down — the buzz of nervous energy, nattering… -
Several people interviewed by the Idaho Statesman and Boise State Public Radio did not want to be named or quoted because of stigma surrounding mental… -
The voice started when Shawna Ervin was 16 years old, and it hounded her for two years.It told her to hurt herself.“It was relentless and wouldn’t stop…
