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I-84 will temporarily close at the South Jerome Interchange
JEROME, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The Idaho Transportation Department plans to close Interstate 84 near the South Jerome Interchange, near exit 168, overnight on Monday, March 17, and Tuesday, March 18, to allow crews to place girders that will support the new Lincoln Avenue Bridge. On March 17, eastbound I-84...
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Kohberger’s defense plans to argue the knife sheath could have been planted by the real killer, prosecutors say
Attorneys for Bryan Kohberger plan to argue at trial that the knife sheath recovered from the crime scene could have been planted by the real killer of four University of Idaho students, according to prosecutors in a new court filing.
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98-year-old man dies in crash on Highway 95 near Moscow
MOSCOW, Idaho – A 98-year-old man died following a car crash on U.S. Highway 95 near Moscow. According to the Idaho State Police, the crash occurred on March 11 around 4 p.m. near milepost 343, south of Moscow. The man was driving northbound when his car veered off the right side of the highway, entered a ditch and crashed into a telephone pole before coming to a stop.
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Pocatello police say license plate readers already proving their worth in combatting crime
POCATELLO — The Police Department is rolling out its new license plate readers along city streets and the devices have already resulted in multiple arrests. Using information gleaned from the technology, Pocatello police said they have apprehended a hit-and-run suspect, arrested one person on a warrant and retrieved a stolen vehicle. “It’s a game changer in multiple ways,” said Pocatello police Lt. Zac Bartschi who’s been with the department since 2007. “It’s a tool we can use to solve more crimes and make the community safer. It’s also a force multiplier in that it helps police officers respond quicker...
Idaho Press
Influential Hispanic leader passes away
NAMPA — An impactful leader in the Hispanic community passed away Wednesday morning, according to a city press release. José DeLeon was the facilities manager for the revitalized Hispanic Cultural Center of Idaho. According to an online obituary posted by the Zeyer Funeral Chapel, he was 57 at the time of his death. DeLeon was appointed to his position by Mayor Debbie Kling in 2024 to manage the center’s next steps. “José has been a source of connection and encouragement for the Nampa community,” Kling said in the city press release following his passing. “He was well respected, had...