A Kellogg man will serve jail time and lose his hunting privileges for life after illegally killing and wasting a trophy-class bull moose in North Idaho—thanks

The Pacific Legal Foundation is backing another couple in a wetlands case where they argue the Army Corps of Engineers and EPA are failing to comply with

Investigative reporter Kevin Fixler took point on our coverage. He did a deep dive into DNA law and the technique that led to Kohberger’s arrest, and traveled to Kohberger’s hometown in Pennsylvania to interview his past friends and explore connections. He also made several trips to Moscow and profiled key players in the legal case.

Hunter Johnson and Emily Alandt, who appear in Amazon's "One Night in Idaho" docuseries, discuss their friends as well as Bryan Kohberger's plea deal.

Social media posts claimed most states allow cannibalism. It's true that only one state bans it outright — but the full story is more complicated.