Kevin Fixler

19 hours ago | gazettextra.com | Kevin Fixler

BOISE, Idaho - After the latest wave of new details and court rulings in the University of Idaho student homicides case, defendant Bryan Kohberger is set to be in court Thursday in Boise for his last scheduled appearance before this summer's highly anticipated murder trial. Among the items expected to be taken up at the hearing is the state's effort to admit a variety of records that police obtained, including through dozens of search warrants during the expansive, multistate investigation.

1 day ago | cdapress.com | Kevin Fixler

After the latest wave of new details and court rulings in the University of Idaho student homicides case, defendant Bryan Kohberger is set to be in court Thursday in Boise for his last scheduled appearance before this summer’s highly anticipated murder trial. Among the items expected to be taken up at the hearing is the state’s effort to admit a variety of records that police obtained, including through dozens of search warrants during the expansive, multistate investigation.

1 day ago | idahostatesman.com | Kevin Fixler

After the latest wave of new details and court rulings in the University of Idaho student homicides case, defendant Bryan Kohberger is set to be in court Thursday in Boise for his last scheduled appearance before this summer’s highly anticipated murder trial. Among the items expected to be taken up at the hearing is the state’s effort to admit a variety of records that police obtained, including through dozens of search warrants during the expansive, multistate investigation.

1 day ago | dailygazette.com | Kevin Fixler

BOISE, Idaho — After the latest wave of new details and court rulings in the University of Idaho student homicides case, defendant Bryan Kohberger is set to be in court Thursday in Boise for his last scheduled appearance before this summer’s highly anticipated murder trial. Among the items expected to be taken up at the hearing is the state’s effort to admit a variety of records that police obtained, including through dozens of search warrants during the expansive, multistate investigation.

5 days ago | gazettextra.com | Kevin Fixler

BOISE, Idaho - Idaho's prison system once again is without execution drugs after its stockpile expired earlier this year, the latest in a series of hurdles to carrying out the death penalty in the state. The Idaho Department of Correction has spent $200,000 in state funds on the hard-to-find lethal injection chemicals since 2023, according to public records obtained by the Idaho Statesman.