Idaho State Police

Eleven aboard a YMCA summer camp bus are injured on Highway 55

The state will spend up to $1 million on a media campaign to educate the public on the dangers of the synthetic opioid, and a handful of TruNarc devices; electronic scanners which can detect hundreds of types of illicit drugs and cutting agents.

The officers are on a three-week mission and hope to bring what they learn back home to help handle the increase in drug trafficking in Idaho.

It’s going to be a big year for Idaho lawmakers who are beginning the 2021 session today. They face important policy decisions to be made on things like…

Those who go to the Idaho Capitol this year will notice more law enforcement officers than in the past as part of a security plan updated in the wake of…

A bill that would change funding streams for the Idaho State Police is bound for a vote on the Senate floor.As it stands, Idaho State Police gets a…

As the legal wrangling over a 7,000-pound load of a green, leafy substance seized by Idaho State Police continues, the company behind the cargo says new…

A nearly 7,000-pound load of a green, leafy substance the Idaho State Police intercepted last month at a checkpoint near Boise is staying put in the Gem…

Last month, Idaho State Police busted a truck carrying nearly 7,000 pounds of industrial hemp. Federal regulators recognize hemp as a legal crop; Idaho…

It's the biggest Idaho drug traffic bust any state trooper can remember: a three-ton load of marijuana officers found on I-84.Idaho State Police say they…