A Nampa woman has filed a complaint with the Canyon County Sheriff's Office after she and her daughter were blocked in by a homeowner and questioned by deputies on suspicion of trespassing while conducting interviews for the Census Bureau.
The latest COVID-19 numbers from the state as of 5 p.m. Aug. 6:
BOISE — The Overland Bar has been a neighborhood dive bar since 1949, but soon it will be in the food business.
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MERIDIAN — Protesters on Tuesday targeted the home of the Meridian police officer who arrested a woman for refusing to leave a closed city playground during a planned protest.
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The mayor of Portland, Oregon, a city wracked by nearly 70 consecutive nights of unrest, on Thursday angrily denounced those who attempted to set a police precinct on fire with officers stationed inside as props in President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign and said t…
MEXICO CITY — Mexico has jumped above 50,000 dead from the coronavirus with the latest daily report of 819 newly confirmed deaths.
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CHI MEAKH, Cambodia (AP) — Animal rights activists in Cambodia have gained a small victory in their effort to end the trade in dog meat, convincing a canine slaughterhouse in one village to abandon the business.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — New Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Jill Karofsky has finished her 100-mile (161-kilometer) ultramarathon after being sworn in mid-run.
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