Two murals depicting the lynching of an American Indian in a former Idaho county courthouse are once again at the center of a disagreement over whether they should be displayed or covered up as offensive.
The secretary of state's office has predicted that just 46 percent of the state's four million voters would return their ballots. Are you one of them? If you don't vote, tell us why.
Joe Kennedy, an assistant coach, had been leading prayers with his student athletes on the public school football field after games, something the district warned him against, saying it could be seen as violating the separation of church and state. He continued his displays of religion, though he started doing it silently and by himself.
China said today that it will abandon its controversial "one child policy" and allow all couples to have two children, effectively ending its population control rule.
The World Health Organization's cancer agency says that processed meats such as ham and sausage can lead to colon and other cancers, and red meat is probably cancer-causing as well.
Stunning new research by AAA about the dangers of distracted driving. It concludes devices can impair concentration long after you stop using them.
With his wife and President Obama by his side today, the Biden said he and his family needed time to grieve the loss of his son, Beau. And Biden had been warning that the window for a presidential campaign might close.
A registered sex offender in San Diego has filed suit in federal court, challenging California's Operation Boo program.
Bremerton High School football coach Joe Kennedy was told last month that his tradition of leading a post-game prayer with his players is not allowed, and now the coach is asking the district to change that rule.
Anti-inflammatory mini meals.
An Oregon 8th grader says he just wanted to show support for the troops, but instead ended up suspended.
A Florida judge sentenced a victim of domestic abuse to jail for three days for failing to show up at her abuser's trial.
The Benewah County Sheriff's Office has added the words "In God We Trust" to its patrol vehicles. The move isn't sitting well with some who are concerned the decals unlawfully endorse religion.
Three boys will spend up to five years on probation for their roles in a fire that destroyed the wooden grandstands at Eugene's historic Civic Stadium.
Overnight, Georgia executed a woman who had been on death row for almost two decades. Kelly Gissendaner, 47, was executed at 12:21 a.m. Wednesday, despite appeals filed by her lawyers.
Binge drinking happens with disturbing regularity on college campuses. Would lowering the drinking age solve the problem?
It's a game that practically everyone has played - but if you go to public school on Mercer Island, keep your hands to yourself. District parents were surprised by the decision. The signs outside one elementary school encourage kids to join league sports teams - but playing tag on the playground is no longer allowed during recess.
An Idaho high school is telling its cheerleaders bare legs are allowed at games, not in the classroom.
Spokane's police chief has resigned after nearly three years on the job.
The 32-year-old CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals is at the center of a growing controversy over alleged "price gouging" by drug makers.
An ad to drum up business for a local real estate company has hit a nerve with working mothers.
The Marysville City Council voted unanimously to ban vaping in city parks.
Police say they will not charge a 14-year-old Muslim boy whose teachers were alarmed when he brought a homemade clock to his Texas high school. The child has been suspended from school for three days.
A young family, hit by a drunk driver, died Saturday. The three were not wearing seat belts. In Idaho, law enforcement can't pull you over for not wearing your seat belt, unless you're under 18. Even if you are pulled over, it's only a ten dollar ticket.
