A bill that would allow people who hold concealed carry permits to take guns into most public places, including schools, has cleared its first two votes in the state House without any debate.

Brigham Young University-Idaho has more students off campus than on, the university said Friday when it announced record numbers for enrollment.

A gas truck driver and two assistants were arrested Friday in connection with a deadly gas explosion that leveled part of a maternity hospital in Mexico City, killing at least three people and injuring dozens, authorities said.

A bill regarding the religious rights of people has received initial approval in the state House of Representatives.

Thursday morning, new state schools Superintendent Sherri Ybarra gave a public school budget pitch to the joint finance appropriations committee.

The City of Ammon is calling on the Federal Communications Commission to allow local control over Internet infrastructure.

A House committee has endorsed a proposal that would change the state's fine schedule for motorists traveling on stretches of highways that have been set to an 80 mph limit.

Local woman explains how she was a victim of stalking. Experts say this 'silent' crime is easier to catch.

Volunteering for good causes is not uncommon among high school students, but Emily Conrad takes it to new levels.

Idaho transportation officials warn roads and bridges in the state are deteriorating at a greater rate than they're equipped to deal with.