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The Idaho Statesman (Sunday), 04 Oktober 2026

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ArticleFormer Idaho pris­ons dir­ector has eyes set on Legis­lature

Brent Reinke used to carry beans in his pocket to remind him­self to listen more than he spoke. “When I’d make a state­ment, I’d take a bean out, so I’d know to shut up,” he said. He brought this listen­ing­first approach, he said, to his cur­rent...

Former Idaho pris­ons dir­ector has eyes set on Legis­lature

ArticleEagle to review e-bike ordin­ance after high-speed chase

Eagle will be the latest Treas­ure Val­ley city to con­sider an ordin­ance con­cern­ing e-bikes. City offi­cials told the Idaho States­man that a pro­posed ordin­ance is under legal review at Eagle City Hall and is expec­ted to appear before City...

Eagle to review e-bike ordin­ance after high-speed chase

ArticleBoise chip­maker Micron rides data cen­ters to record earn­ings

Micron con­tin­ued its scorch­ing streak to end the fiscal year, post­ing record earn­ings for the sixth straight quarter to more than double its annual rev­enue from 2025. And the Boise chip­maker expects the year ahead to be even bet­ter. Micron...

Boise chip­maker Micron rides data cen­ters to record earn­ings

ArticleLaw­suit claims Uber failed to screen a dan­ger­ous Idaho driver

Last Octo­ber, a Boise woman decided to cel­eb­rate a work pro­mo­tion by order­ing food and wine through the Uber Eats food deliv­ery app. Because alco­hol was part of her order, the deliv­ery­man deman­ded to see her iden­ti­fic­a­tion, and she went...

Law­suit claims Uber failed to screen a dan­ger­ous Idaho driver

ArticleUS looks to expand use of canoe-sized drones to deter migrant cross­ings

The Pentagon may expand its use of autonom­ous sur­veil­lance boats on the Rio Grande and in the Gulf of Mex­ico after the canoes­ized ves­sels helped author­it­ies detect and deter illegal bor­der cross­ings and nar­cot­ics traf­fick­ing dur­ing a...

US looks to expand use of canoe-sized drones to deter migrant cross­ings