Heath Druzin
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Boise, ID, United States
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Trump confidant endorses Ammon Bundy for governor
Former Donald Trump adviser Roger Stone has endorsed far-right Idaho gubernatorial candidate Ammon Bundy, the latest wrinkle in a governor’s race that’s gained national attention. → Read More
New Nevada cannabis shop opens close to Magic Valley
Thrive Cannabis is opening in Jackpot, Nevada, offering legal marijuana sales less than an hour drive from Twin Falls. → Read More
This Militia-Fighting GOP Sheriff Thinks Jan. 6 Was Just the Start
The man who runs law enforcement in the heart of militia country sees plenty of reason to be worried. → Read More
AG's Office: Ada County Commissioner Davidson Conduct With Judge Called "Disconcerting" But Not Criminal
Ada County Commissioner Ryan Davidson’s talk with a judge on far-right leader Ammon Bundy’s behalf was “disconcerting” but not criminal. That’s according to an investigation by the Idaho Attorney General’s Office obtained by Boise State Public Radio. → Read More
Chad Daybell And Lori Vallow Indicted On Multiple First-Degree Murder Charges
Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow could face the death penalty after being indicted on multiple murder charges relating to the deaths of Vallow's two children and Daybell’s former wife. → Read More
Judge Throws Out Idaho Death Row Inmate Lawsuit, Lawyers Appeal
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit aimed at postponing Idaho’s planned execution of convicted murderer Gerald Ross Pizzuto Jr. Defense attorneys are refiling their complaint. → Read More
Bogus Basin Kicks Off An Unusual Ski Season
Bogus Basin opened all 10 of its lifts this past weekend, the start of what’s sure to be a very different ski season. → Read More
Idaho Nursing Homes Face Staffing Crisis
Idaho’s strained Veterans Affairs long term care system recently secured $2 million in federal funds to help with its staffing shortages. But other → Read More
Gov. Brad Little Moves Idaho Back To Stage 2, Calls Up National Guard, But Resists Mask Mandate
Idaho Gov. Brad Little has announced a rollback to Stage 2 of reopening and a National Guard mobilization to prop up a teetering healthcare system amid → Read More
Idaho Sees Highest One-Day COVID-19 Total
Idaho saw its highest number of lab-confirmed COVID-19 cases in a single day Wednesday, with 223 and another 20 probable cases. There was also an → Read More
Hundreds Rally In Boise Against Racial Bias In Health Care
Hundreds of people came to the Idaho State Capitol in Boise Saturday to decry racial injustice in the health care system. → Read More
Police Say Remains Of Two Children Found At Chad Daybell's House In Eastern Idaho
Police are investigating the remains of two children found at the eastern Idaho home of Chad Daybell. His two stepchildren have been missing since → Read More
Thousands Gather Across Idaho For Vigils And Protests
Idahoans came together in peaceful protests and vigils across the state Tuesday evening in honor of George Floyd, a black man who died at the hands of → Read More
Heading For The Hills For Memorial Day? Check On Idaho Campground Status First
Many Idaho campgrounds are opening up just in time for Memorial Day weekend. But if you’re venturing into nature this year be prepared to be self → Read More
Idaho Sexual Assault Survivor Bill Stalls After NRA Lobbying
In January, Idaho Rep. Melissa Wintrow (D-Boise) introduced a bill that would have allowed more sexual assault survivors in Idaho to get protection orders → Read More
How Idaho's Disaster "Prepper" Culture Is Reacting To Coronavirus Fear
An outbreak of the deadly coronavirus has set off alarm bells among public health officials. It’s also kept the phone ringing off the hook for businesses → Read More
Firearm Deaths Hold Steady After Record-Setting 2017
A near-record number of Americans died by gunshot in 2018 according to the latest statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. → Read More
Idaho's Suicide Rate Continues To Rise
Idaho’s already dire suicide problem may be getting worse. According to the latest numbers from the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, the state had → Read More
Idaho Gov. Brad Little Woos Gun Industry At Trade Show
Gov. Brad Little was in Nevada yesterday pitching Idaho as a gun-friendly business environment to the largest firearm industry event of the year. → Read More
Controversial Pick Could Join Ninth Circuit Court Of Appeals
Liberal groups are making a last-ditch effort to stop a controversial nominee to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, which is the last stop for Idaho court → Read More