Raul Labrador

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.

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.

On Thursday, AG Raúl Labrador filed an emergency motion to block U.S. District Judge B. Lynn Winmill's ruling allowing abortions to preserve the health of the mother - including when she's at risk of taking her own life.

On Tuesday, a federal judge blocked Idaho’s anti-trans bathroom bill from fully going into effect.

After almost three years, a lawsuit challenging Idaho’s anti-trans school bathroom bill has been dropped.

A federal judge says a lawsuit challenging Idaho’s ban on trans women from competing in women’s sports must continue.

The Idaho Attorney General’s Office is suing the U.S. Forest Service over its denial of a public records request seeking federal wildfire suppression policies used in the state since 2012.

The Idaho Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously found Attorney General Raúl Labrador could lawfully subpoena dozens of nonprofits while investigating possible fraud.

The Department of Justice dismissed a Biden-era lawsuit challenging Idaho’s strict abortion ban. St. Luke’s, the state's largest health care provider, anticipated the dismissal and brought its own, similar suit against Idaho’s Attorney General. On Wednesday, it asked a judge for an injunction while the case proceeds through the courts.

The attorney general, the secretary of state and the head of the Division of Financial Management are being sued for the way they wrote the ballot titles on a 2026 ballot initiative seeking to restore abortion rights in Idaho.