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Marshal’s Service agents arrest Idaho fugitive convicted of possessing bombs
U.S. Marshals Service agents arrested a Bonners Ferry, Idaho, man who had been in hiding since last year when he was convicted of possessing bombs. Daniel Floyd, 58, whose remote residence is near a spot called Good Grief in the northernmost reaches of the state, was found and apprehended in Fort Wayne, Indiana, on Thursday morning. He was scheduled to be sentenced last month but failed to show up in court, according to a news release from the Marshals Service.
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Fatal Pickup Truck vs Semi Truck Accident on Idaho Highway
Idaho State Police are investigating a deadly 2-vehicle accident that happened Friday morning. The accident happened on March 14th a few minutes before 10AM on US95. Idaho State Police have reported that the accident occurred on US95 at milepost 487 in Bonner County a few miles north of Sandpoint. Details...
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Lawsuit against Vista hotel owners abruptly ends in settlement after one day of trial
A lawsuit alleging two owners of a group of three Vista Avenue hotels set for redevelopment after fraud, improper ownership of the property, mismanagement and forgery is over. In the summer of 2023, Hitendra Chokshi filed a lawsuit in Ada County’s Fourth District court against hotel owners Rakesh Kothari and Jayant Patil, along with their management company Boise Management Inc, disputing their ownership of the Ramada by Wyndham Boise, America Best Value Inn, and Lotus By Hotel Inn. It alleged Kothari and Patil were involved in a “scheme” to transfer the ownership of the properties away from Chokshi, as well as unpaid debts and a forged signature.
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Kaylee Goncalves' family reacts to released 911 call from Idaho Murders
MOSCOW, Idaho — The family of Kaylee Goncalves, one of the victims of the 2022 University of Idaho murders, shared a statement reacting to a newly released 911 call made after the killings. According to the post, the Goncalves family expressed gratitude toward the caller, stating that they "owe...
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'We needed to speak for the teachers who can't': Idaho students rally behind teacher's inclusive poster in West Ada School District dispute
IDAHO, USA — In a show of solidarity, students from Renaissance High School in West Ada School District staged a walkout protest Thursday afternoon, supporting a middle school teacher who refused to remove an "Everyone Is Welcome Here" poster from her classroom. "We needed to speak for the teachers who can't," said one of the student organizers.