idaho law

When sleeping in your car in Idaho and Washington, are you breaking the law, and is it illegal to do so?

Idaho's HB 306 targets spreading false information online, with penalties up to $100,000 or 5 years imprisonment.

There have been quite a few stories in Idaho news lately about public nudity, but it’s important to know if and where you can legally go nude in Idaho.

Discover the hidden dangers of Idaho's uncontrolled intersections. From basic driving tasks to advanced concepts, local drivers face challenges daily.

When it comes to leaving your dog in the car this summer in Idaho, could you be breaking the law, and if so, what is the punishment if caught?

While arguments can be made that the practice of lane splitting is safer for motorcyclists and better for their bikes, an argument doesn’t make it legal.

Idaho House of Representatives approves HB406, moving towards mandatory sentencing for fentanyl trafficking.

When it comes to self-expression and accessorizing our cars, how much freedom do we have in the Gem State?

Idahoans who own a home with a roof, gutters, and downspouts can participate in rainwater collection. Homeowners aren’t collecting every bit of water that falls on the entire property, just what falls onto the roof. Should be theirs, right? Not in all states.

Here are the five gangs that are battling for control over Idaho...

Are you breaking the law by driving around the Treasure Valley without a front plate?

One such law in Idaho has been taken advantage of to allow parents to use their children to get what they want.