Heatherann Wagner

In a 32 to three vote, the Senate cleared the way for House Bill 292 (relating to property taxes in Idaho) to land on the governor’s desk.

Lori Vallow Daybell was back in court this morning after the defense filed a motion to either throw out the case or the death penalty.

A local coffee shop celebrated a milestone over the weekend and threw a party to thank their customers.

It may not feel like spring, but that didn’t stop some people from holding a spring fling this Saturday.

Catalina Romero and Paige Ray are two members of the Gooding FFA who want to make sure those that served the country from Idaho are thanked.

Capitol for a day is a longstanding tradition in Idaho that brings state and local leaders to cities around the state.

If you heard music at Burley High School this weekend, students were not rehearsing for a recital of musical performance - but helping to raise money for a good cause.

Searching for a wedding dress is stressful for some - but help came to the Magic Valley this weekend.

Representative Jason Monks - of Meridian, says the legislation would take care of two of the biggest issues impacting property taxes.

Former Governor Phil Batt lies in state in the capitol rotunda as Idahoans gather to pay their respects to the Idaho lawmaker. KMVT's Heatherann Wagner had the opportunity to sit down for an exclusive interview with Governor Brad Little on the impact that Governor Batt had in the Gem State.

With a little over two weeks to go before their estimated end date, legislative leaders had lunch with capitol reporters.

Southern Idaho has several robotic dairies in the region, and we’re about to get one more.

There was a status hearing in Fremont County Thursday morning, to deliberate the amount of time the defense would need to review new evidence they have received from the prosecution.

Idaho’s Superintendent of Public Instruction, Debbie Critchfield, wants to make sure students learn academics and life-skills in school.

On Saturday, True West Beef opened their doors to the community for an open house.

The legal system has spent more time on Pizzuto than any other death row inmate in Idaho history.

With a little over a month left before trial—Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow-Daybell were in a Fremont County courtroom Thursday morning for a pretrial conference.