BOISE, Idaho — Bryan Kohberger will get another day in court as he seeks to withdraw the guilty plea that resulted in four life sentences without the possibility of parole.

Kohberger was sentenced in July 2025 after pleading guilty to the killings of four University of Idaho students in 2022….

The case is heading to the ninth circuit court of appeals, after Idaho attorney general Raul Labrador appealed Judge Windmill’s decision.

After Idaho lawmakers advanced four bills dealing with limiting liability connected to the pandemic, one attorney explains what ‘liability’ means to an individual.

Guy DeKlotz underwent emergency surgery at Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center in Boise after his spine was fractured in a car crash in 2021.

Months later, the Boise man found himself taking up an unexpected legal battle — not with his insurance company, but with the very doctor who repaired him — over a six-figure medical lien that the doctor filed against DeKlotz instead of billing his insurance company.

GARDEN CITY, Idaho — The Ada County Clerk’s Office is investigating a complaint filed against Ada County Commissioner Ryan Davidson, alleging he put a false and invalid voter registration address on his candidacy forms…

E-bike laws are rapidly evolving, and whether you ride one or not, the changes could affect you. Here’s how.

In the last decade, e-bikes have gone from a novelty to the norm in many cities, and for good reason. “They are so useful, and they solve real problems for commuters, older riders, people hauling kids and people who just want to ride farther,” says bike law advocate Kurt Holzer…

BOISE, Idaho (April 14, 2025) — Kent Fry was sentenced on March 28, 2025 by Judge James Cawthon of the Ada County District Court after pleading guilty to vehicular manslaughter almost two and a half years after the death of Rylan Hoob.

At the time, Fry hit him on October 21, 2022, Rylan Hoob had stopped and was straddling his bicycle in the dirt shoulder alongside the intersection …

TWIN FALLS — A man who accidentally shot his 11-year-old son during a hunting trip is moving to sue the company that manufactured the youth-model shotgun.

Attorneys for Kyle Alberti of Twin Falls filed the complaint against Remington Arms Company LLC in federal court Monday.

The suit stems from an Dec. 26, 2014 incident that happened while Alberti and his son – identified in court documents as K.A. – were hunting near Rogerson in Twin Falls County.

An Ada County Sheriff’s deputy slammed into a car driven by a pregnant woman, injuring her, the woman said in a tort claim.

The deputy, Vishal Sahni, was driving south on Idaho Center Boulevard on the morning of April 23 when he stopped at the intersection with Franklin Road. The deputy “failed to see oncoming traffic” and turned left in front of a red Honda Civic driven by a Nampa woman, according to the claim…