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The Idaho Statesman used interviews, video footage and additional information to piece together a timeline of the Twin Falls In-N-Out Burger shooting. What we know.

So far, a prison miles away from Spokane is operating as normal. Emergency response plans are in place if needed.

Friends and family members described the victims as an “ace,” a “beautiful friend,” and someone who made a “courageous decision.”

A prominent Boise defense attorney told the Idaho Statesman that she found the convicted murderer’s claim “incredulous.”

Four bullets were recovered from the wave and kiddie pool areas of the popular water park.

After a fatal crash on Black Cat Road in Kuna, the driver stayed for hours and cooperated with law enforcement.

Update: Settlement doesn’t include any “admission of liability, fault or wrongdoing” by Police Chief Rex Ingram, or his department.

An IDOC officer who was shot during the ambush at Saint Al’s accused a Boise police officer of “outrageous” conduct in his 21-page lawsuit.

Estefania Mondragón, executive director of PODER of Idaho, called the immigration agents’ choice to take a father into custody outside his child’s school “disgusting.”

Reaction is expected to be “huge” based on how the market reacted to In-N-Out Burger and Raising Cane’s entering the Treasure Valley.

A recent meeting with McClatchy executives left union leaders stunned and deeply alarmed about how the company wishes to implement A.I. in the newsroom, Status has learned.

Four of the five people facing charges are scheduled to appear Tuesday at the federal courthouse in Boise.