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The Idaho Statesman, 02 Septembre 2026

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ArticleIdaho his­toric pre­ser­va­tion office faces staff­ing crisis

The situ­ation at the Idaho State His­toric Pre­ser­va­tion Office just went from bad to worse. Gov. Brad Little announced Fri­day that the dir­ector who over­sees the office has resigned to take a pos­i­tion in the private sec­tor. Cally Younger...

Idaho his­toric pre­ser­va­tion office faces staff­ing crisis

ArticleBoise offers free ADU plans to boost back­yard hous­ing

Boise’s big push to grow hous­ing starts with small homes. Idaho’s cap­ital is on the fore­front of the state’s interest in adding beds through access­orydwell­ing units, small struc­tures sprout­ing off a main house designed to add “hid­den dens­ity”...

Boise offers free ADU plans to boost back­yard hous­ing

ArticleBoise-area city in Idaho gave ICE access to ALPR sys­tem

On June 15, ICE employee Gar­rett Ruther­ford logged into Nampa Police Depart­ment’s auto­mated license plate reader sys­tem (sim­ilar to Flock but a dif­fer­ent brand) late at night, accord­ing to data obtained via a records request. Ruther­ford ran...

Boise-area city in Idaho gave ICE access to ALPR sys­tem

ArticlePro­sec­utor drops case against preacher at Nampa Pride Fest

The Canyon County Pro­sec­ut­ing Attor­ney’s Office said Monday it plans to drop the state’s case against Titus Folks, an evan­gel­ical preacher who, on June 14, attemp­ted to set up a table to dis­trib­ute reli­gious lit­er­at­ure next to the annual...

Pro­sec­utor drops case against preacher at Nampa Pride Fest

ArticleSupreme Court lets Trump’s White House ball­room con­struc­tion con­tinue

The U.S. Supreme Court in a 5-4 rul­ing on Monday let Don­ald Trump’s admin­is­tra­tion con­tinue con­struc­tion of his White House ball­room com­plex while the pres­id­ent chal­lenges a judi­cial order that would halt much of the devel­op­ment, with...

Supreme Court lets Trump’s White House ball­room con­struc­tion con­tinue

ArticleCor­oner iden­ti­fies vic­tim in Boise drive-by shoot­ing

An offi­cial has iden­ti­fied the vic­tim of a driveby shoot­ing in Boise over the week­end. Boise Police and Boise Fire respon­ded shortly before 6 a.m. Sunday to a shoot­ing out­side a party at a short-term rental home in West Boise on the 3900...

Cor­oner iden­ti­fies vic­tim in Boise drive-by shoot­ing