Lt. Gov. Brad Little and Boise developer Mark Rivers will spend several days next week hoping to capitalize on the long-term relationships between Idaho and the Basque region in Spain.

A GOOD-LUCK CHARM FROM BOTH FIESTA BOWL WINS WON'T GALLUP INTO THE VA TECH GAME

Boise officials praise the move but say they don't plan to help.

Former Idaho Senate Majority Leader Rod Beck has been ordered to pay over $7,000 for not paying is credit card bill.

The recall of more than half a billion eggs and the disclosure of putrid conditions at the factories where those eggs came from has turned into a boon for Treasure Valley egg producers.

What gives? Tennessee artist Chris Fennell is looking for aluminum canoes for a Lewis and Clark monument in Lewiston.

A series of events commemorating the Sept. 15 start of National Hispanic Heritage Month, and the Sept. 16 bicentennial of Mexican independence are being planned in the Treasure Valley.

'They didn't deserve this,' says judge, who met with girls this week

A woman involved in a lovers' feud who set a fire in 2008 that permanently injured her target's two young daughters was sentenced to 25 years in prison on Friday by a federal judge.

Malia and Sasha Obama enjoyed camp, trips and the Jonas Brothers

— Malia and Sasha Obama have enjoyed a summer that most American children can only dream of, but the first daughters are about to join millions of kids in an annual ritual: back to school.

South Side community honors slain officer, who fought against neighborhood violence

Chicago police Officer Thomas Wortham IV would have liked what took place at Nat King Cole Park in his old South Side neighborhood Friday night.

Gov. Pat Quinn defends ex-prison's chief Michael Randle, who resigned amid fallout from prisoner early release program

Gov. Pat Quinn on Friday named the first woman to lead the state's prison system, moving swiftly to fill a job vacated this week when the last corrections chief resigned following a botched prisoner early release program.

It's 11 p.m. on a Saturday, and the Hard Drinking Pickles are ending their gig for the night at the Elbo Room to avoid hefty city noise fines. The band must stop playing, even though the beach will be packed with people for hours to come.

Two men charged with butchering two of more than 20 horses killed in Miami-Dade and Broward counties have a pre-trial hearing Tuesday.

When he pulled the trigger on his final victim, a sleeping girl, Paul Michael Merhige did so with the most awesome cruelty, a witness said.

Downers Grove South showdown over clothing raises recurring issues

Spirit Day arrived Friday at Downers Grove South High School with less of a cheer and more of a thud. In fact, it almost became protest day.