Troy Oppie

The Ada County Sheriff's Office has settled a lawsuit brought by a Kuna man who alleged deputies violated his civil rights during an arrest and interrogation last year.

Idahoans for Open Primaries will deliver its petition with nearly 100,000 verified signatures to the Idaho Secretary of State Tuesday, paving the way to the November ballot for the citizen-led initiative.

The summer heat as arrived and in the Treasure Valley, Our Path Home has implemented its summer cooling plan. Our Path Home has expanded the number of emergency cooling locations across Boise, according to Casey Mattoon, the lead public agency manager for the organization.

For much of the last decade, about 44% of high school seniors in Idaho each year completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.

Boise State University's Micron School of Materials Science and Engineering will be home to the first such machine at any American University.

The counties say they were informed of a critical maintenance need by service provider Lumen Technology.

“Having the Attorney General come in, to at least hear what we have concerns about, it was helpful. It gives me a little bit of hope for the future,” said Ada County Sheriff Matt Clifford.

Hasler unsuccessfully ran for a seat on the board in 2022, and also applied to be appointed to the board in 2023 and spring 2024.

Craft beer has boomed over the last 15 years. But brewing it takes a lot of water: a seven-to-one ratio on average, according to the Brewer's Association. More efficient breweries typically use less.

There are nearly 100 active craft breweries in Idaho — about four times as many as in 2012. But the industry is facing challenges. Changing tastes, discerning drinkers and rising costs have many local breweries on a financial razor's edge — and tough times are spilling into Idaho's hop fields, too.