Idaho Press

The Idaho Press-Tribune is the second-oldest newspaper still in operation in Idaho, with its first issue published in December 1883. In its early days, the paper often served as a platform for political agendas. Frank Steunenberg was one of its first owners and editors. Following his assassination, the newspaper was sold to Rees H. Davis, who was also the editor of the Idaho Woman. This publication is recognized for significantly contributing to the movement for women's suffrage. On April 12, 1928, the Caldwell Tribune and Caldwell News came together to form the Caldwell News-Tribune.

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Governor signs off on Empowering Parents repeal

2 days ago | idahopress.com | Kevin Richert

Gov. Brad Little has signed off on a bill mothballing one of his education initiatives. On Monday, April 14 Little signed Senate Bill 1142, which phases out the Empowering Parents education microgrant program. In a letter explaining his decision, Little said the program had produced “positive outcomes” — by helping families cover their out-of-pocket educational expenses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Stapilus: The flag is still there

5 days ago | idahopress.com | Randy Stapilus

Boise City Hall is located on Capitol Boulevard, which is the sort-of grand entrance road leading to the front steps of the Idaho Statehouse, and only about two blocks away from the Capitol. You can see the Statehouse from the city hall. You can almost see two units of government glaring at each other.
Three tourists among 4 killed after Italian cable car crashes into a ravine south of Naples

6 days ago | idahopress.com | Giada Zampano

ROME (AP) — Three tourists, including a brother and sister from Britain, were among four people who were killed when a mountain cable car plunged into a ravine south of Naples, an Italian official said Friday. An Arab woman with Israeli citizenship was the third foreign victim to be identified following Thursday's accident, said Marco De Rosa, a spokesperson for the mayor of Vico Equense. The fourth victim was the Italian driver of the cable car.
'Parting is such sweet sorrow'

6 days ago | idahopress.com | Jeanne Huff

Wow, we have been through a lot together over these past seven years. When I became editor of the Life section, I wanted to create a place where readers could go to feel like they were safe and cozy. A have-a-cup-of-coffee-and-sit-a-spell sort of space, a take-a-breath-and-smile haven from the worries of the day. I hope that's what it's been like for you — because it sure has lived up to it for me. I am leaving Idaho Press and Boise Weekly.
Iran-US talks over Tehran's nuclear program hinge on a billionaire and a seasoned diplomat

6 days ago | idahopress.com | Jon Gambrell |Amir Vahdat

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — As far as biographies go, the two men in charge of the delicate negotiations between Iran and the United States over Tehran's rapidly advancing nuclear program couldn't be more different. On the American side, billionaire real estate magnate Steve Witkoff leads the effort by President Donald Trump's administration to restrict Tehran's atomic program, which they fear could allow Iran to build a nuclear weapon.
Rubio suggests the US will drop Ukraine-Russia peace efforts if no progress within days

6 days ago | idahopress.com | Angela Charlton

PARIS (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Friday that the U.S. may be ready to “move on” from efforts for a Russia-Ukraine peace deal if there is not progress in the coming days. Speaking in Paris after a marathon day of landmark talks among U.S., Ukrainian and European officials, Rubio said the discussions had been constructive and produced an outline for steps toward peace. French officials said a new meeting in the same format is expected in London in the coming days.
A US man hijacks a small plane in Belize and stabs people. He is fatally shot and plane lands safely

6 days ago | idahopress.com | Megan Janetsky |Julie Watson

MEXICO CITY (AP) — A U.S. man hijacked a small plane in Belize on Thursday, stabbing two passengers and a pilot, before one of the stabbed passengers fatally shot him, officials in Belize and the United States said. The plane then landed safely. The Tropic Air plane was carrying 14 passengers and two crew members, and was flying from Corozal, a small town near Belize's border with Mexico, heading to the popular tourist destination of San Pedro when it was hijacked.
Riley Greene sheds slump with 3 hits, 2 RBIs as Tigers send Royals to their 4th straight loss, 6-1

6 days ago | idahopress.com | Dave Hogg

DETROIT (AP) — Riley Greene broke out of an extended slump with three hits and two RBIs to lead the Detroit Tigers to a 6-1 victory over the Kansas City Royals on Thursday night. The Royals lost their fourth straight game and have dropped six of seven. Greene, who had one hit and 18 strikeouts in his previous 32 at-bats entering the game, popped out to short in the first inning before RBI singles in the third and fifth innings. He added an infield single in the seventh.
The Menendez brothers' bid for a shorter sentence and possible release is delayed again

6 days ago | idahopress.com | Jaimie Ding |Andrew Dalton

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Erik and Lyle Menendez's bid for shorter sentences and a shot at freedom has again been delayed due to disputes among prosecutors and the brothers' lawyers.
UCLA transfer Dylan Andrews says 'goals aligned' in decision to come to Boise State

6 days ago | idahopress.com | John Wustrow

BOISE — When Dylan Andrews entered the transfer portal last month, Boise State was the very first school to reach out to him. Despite the Broncos still playing in the College Basketball Crown, Andrews was on a Zoom call with the entire coaching staff. After that, the UCLA transfer had made up his mind. He wanted to be a Bronco. “One thing I can say is they really just took the time to get to know me,” said Andrews. “I feel Boise State and Coach (Leon) Rice, don’t bring in just anyone.