Kara Valentine is a journalist based in Boise, Idaho. She writes for KREM 2 Media Group and KTVB News Group, covering local news and events in the Boise area. With a focus on crime, community stories, and breaking news, Kara aims to provide accurate and timely information to her audience.
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Kara Valentine's coverage frequently centers around local crimes, family and relationships, as well as government and politics in the Idaho region. If you have expertise related to crime trends, legal proceedings or social issues within this geographic area, your pitch may be relevant to her coverage.
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By: Kara Valentine
Three bills recently signed into Idaho law regarding sex, pronouns and library materials are being met with contention, prompting a school superintendent to respond.
By: Kara Valentine
BOISE, Idaho — Idaho lawmakers wrapped up the 2024 Legislative Session in early April, signing several bills into law; however, three new laws in particular are being met with contention by some Idahoans, including Boise School District (BSD) superintendent Coby Dennis. The superintendent wrote to parents and staff addressing three bills recently signed into law by Governor Brad Little regarding the definition of sex and gender, the mandated usage of preferred pronouns and potentially harmful materials in libraries.
By: Kara Valentine
Boise's mayor is with President Joe Biden in New York to celebrate a $6.1 billion grant for Micron Technology to boost U.S. chip manufacturing.
By: Kara Valentine
After prosecutors rested their case in Chad Daybell's triple murder trial, the judge dropped a bombshell, potentially altering the direction and outcome of the case.
A jury found the East Idaho man charged in the deaths of his first wife and Lori Vallow's two children "guilty" of first-degree murder in the triple murder trial.
A jury found the East Idaho man charged in the deaths of his first wife and Lori Vallow's two children "guilty" of first-degree murder in the triple murder trial.
A jury found the East Idaho man guilty of murdering his first wife and the two children of his current wife, Lori Vallow. He is expected to be sentenced to death.
JJ Vallow and Tylee Ryan's older brother, 28-year-old Colby Ryan, was one of eight people to give a victim impact statement ahead of Daybell's sentencing.
By: Kara Valentine
The Idaho "doomsday" author was sentenced to death for murdering his first wife, Tammy, and his current wife Lori Vallow's two children, JJ Vallow and Tylee Ryan.
By: Zoe Tuttle, Kara Valentine
Chad Daybell has been found guilty of the murders of his wife Lori Vallow's children, JJ Vallow and Tylee Ryan, and his first wife Tammy Daybell.
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