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Our guest is one of Russia’s top investigative journalists, working and living in exile. In his latest book, co-authored once again by his fellow investigative journalist, Irina Borogan, Our Dear Friends in Moscow follows a group of young Russians, part of an idealistic generation who came of age in Moscow at the end of the 20 th century – the communist era had just imploded and an exciting and uncertain future lay ahead of them. Initially, the group enjoyed the freedoms of the new era, but the notion that Russia was destined to join the West, and Europe, in a new partnership began to fade. The Russian economy crashed, civil war stalked Chechnya, and terrorism came to Moscow. By the time of Vladimir Putin’s second and seemingly endless term as president, the country had embraced a kind of ethno-nationalism and was heading for war at home and abroad.
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Idaho’s coroner system is broken and a joke. That’s just one response to a survey of county coroners who struggle with too little pay, too few resources and too little training.
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A ProPublica reporter has been taking a deep dive into Idaho's troubled coroner system and has uncovered another tragedy.
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Earlier this year, a young family's newborn baby unexpectedly died, and despite there being national standards for death investigations, Bonneville's county coroner did not order an autopsy.
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The Services, Training, Officers, Prosecutors (STOP) Violence Against Women Grant will help the Idaho State Police expand sexual assault response training…
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The reward for information about a January incident in Burley involving a fire and a pipe bomb has been raised.In the early morning hours of January 29,…
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Investigators in Burley are still piecing together what happened early Monday morning when an empty downtown building was gutted by fire and a bomb was…
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A pair of Meridian parents has been arrested for investigation of felony injury to a child after police say they left their toddler in a hot car while…
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Police investigations continue into the deaths of two University of Idaho students in Moscow. They died in separate incidents over the three day weekend.…
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NPR has confirmed the name of the Washington-based soldier accused of killing 16 Afghan civilians. He is 38-year old Robert Bales of Lake Tapps,…