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Defense may argue that suspect's DNA was planted on knife sheath in Idaho students murder case

A knife sheath with DNA on it that was found at the apartment house where four University of Idaho students were stabbed to death in 2022 could have been planted by the actual killer, defense lawyers for suspect Bryan Kohberger may argue at his trial.

Fox News on MSN · 1d

Idaho murders suspect Bryan Kohberger to argue he was framed in college killings: prosecutors

Bryan Kohberger's defense is expected to argue that the knife sheath recovered from University of Idaho murder scene could have been planted by real killer, prosecutors say.

Associated Press News on MSN · 1d

Prosecutors say Kohberger’s defense will argue evidence was planted in Idaho student murders case

Prosecutors say Bryan Kohberger’s defense team will argue at his murder trial that someone else could have planted a knife sheath with Kohberger’s DNA at the home where four University of Idaho students were killed in 2022.

Idaho adopts firing squad

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Idaho becomes first state to prefer death by firing squad for executions

Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed a bill on Wednesday making death by firing squad the preferred method for executions, and death by lethal injection the second preferred method.

KBOI Boise on MSN · 1d

Idaho adopts firing squad as primary execution method

According to an article by the Idaho Capital Sun, Governor Brad Little signed House Bill 37 into law on Wednesday, making Idaho the only state to use a firing s

The Spokesman-Review · 1d

Idaho will be only state with firing squad as main execution method, after governor signs bill

Idaho will become the only state to fatally shoot death row inmates as its main execution method. Idaho Gov. Brad Little on Wednesday morning signed into law House Bill 37, which will make the firing squad the primary death penalty in Idaho.

Idaho, West Ada School District

New York Post on MSN · 4h

Idaho school district demands teacher pull down ‘Everyone is welcome here’ posters

An Idaho school system ordered one of its teachers to remove a pair of “Everyone is welcome” posters hanging in her classroom over concerns they would “inadvertently” flame division, according to reports.

Boing Boing on MSN · 8h

Idaho school district rejects "Everyone is Welcome Here" signs

West Ada School District in Boise, Idaho wants signage indicating that all students are welcome to be removed. Teacher Sarah Inama at the Lewis and Clark Middle School was told to remove two signs from her classroom as they were not content neutral and were out of alignment with district policy.

WVEC-TV Norfolk on MSN · 1d

Idaho school district issues sports analogy response to teacher told to remove poster

On Wednesday, the district sent a two-page letter to its staff regarding their order requesting a teacher to remove the "Everyone is Welcome Here" poster.

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Idaho House introduces bill to allow for public school chaplains

Idaho lawmakers are considering letting public school districts hire chaplains as early as next school year. The legislation ...

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Idaho is one of few states charging taxes on groceries. What’s changing this year?

I love the signal we send to Idaho families every year when we deliver even more tax relief while taking care of the needs of ...

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ISP dispatchers recognized for investigation into I-90 shooting near Washington-Idaho border

Idaho State Police says 3 dispatchers were able to identify a suspect using limited evidence and troopers made an arrest ...

Idaho Medicaid reform bill moves to the governor's desk.

Idaho Medicaid reform bill moves to the governor's desk. It was a surprise ceremony at the White House presided over by ...

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Best Car Insurance in Idaho

Owners and Travelers are the best car insurance companies in Idaho based on coverage, cost and customer experience ...

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Idaho bill allowing foster youth to stay in the system until they're 23 approved by Senate

BOISE — The Idaho Senate on Thursday passed a bill to allow eligible foster youth to stay in the system until age 23.

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Idaho Trails Association has 90 trail maintenance projects planned this year

The Idaho Trails Association is a non-profit with a mission to protect and keep trails in Idaho open so every year volunteers ...

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