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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.

There are nearly 100 American Legion posts in Idaho. And on Veterans Day - from Aberdeen to Wendell - Idaho veterans are gathering to honor one another's…

Yoga therapist Kaelyn Rogers spent a year-and-a-half traveleing the world, studying yoga and contemplating how she could bring that experience back to…

Fourth District judge finds IDOC withheld public information on execution drugs.State legislators seek to change ballot initiative procedures and Medicare…

One of the many challenges met by recently-released state inmates is a lack of identification. This can make it difficult to rent a home or get a job and…

Meridian Mayor Tammy de Weerd discusses serving through four terms of growth.State lawmakers propose aiding veterans with fertility services.IDOC will…

In late November, Josh Tewalt was appointed by the Idaho Board of Correction to lead IDOC. He replaced Henry Atencio, who directed the department for 28…

New director parses out plans for Idaho Department of Correction's future.A photographer documents the last of the mountain caribou.Big Brothers Big…

Idaho Matters presents an encore broadcast of our four-part look into the the fastest-growing demographic in Idaho prisons: women.- Back in August, we had…

We continue our conversation about the state of Idaho's incarcerated population. Late last Wednesday, a riot broke out in the Bannock County jail. The…