Ruth Brown

Ada County coroner identifies 2 Idahoans found dead in apparent murder/suicide  Idaho Statesman

Idaho reported 417 new confirmed coronavirus cases for Sunday and Monday, and 102 probable cases, for a two-day total of 519, as Ada and Kootenai counties continued to produce the most new positives.

COVID-19 vaccine available to those 65 and older starting Monday. Here’s how to get it  Idaho Statesman

Idaho adds 25 COVID-19 deaths, 10 in Kootenai County. Confirmed cases number nearly 450  Idaho Statesman

Idaho reported 463 new confirmed cases of coronavirus on Monday, with 113 new probable cases, and added 16 new deaths — and three counties continued to represent the bulk of the additions.

Idaho adds about 750 new coronavirus cases Wednesday. Hospitalizations drop to October level.  Idaho Statesman

West Ada school bus driver charged with sexual abuse of girl, Ada Sheriff’s Office says  Idaho Statesman

Update: Ada Coroner identifies 93-year-old Boise woman who died in house fire Tuesday  Idaho Statesman

Idaho reports fewer than 700 new coronavirus cases, but 16 new deaths statewide  Idaho Statesman

Idaho reported 648 new confirmed coronavirus cases on Monday and 218 new probable cases, for a total of 868, and also added 12 deaths to the COVID-19-related total.

A round of target shooting practice on Saturday led to the fatal, accidental shooting of a man in Ada County, according to Boise Police.

Idaho police ask Statehouse visitors to wear masks, follow decorum rules during 2021 session  Idaho Statesman

‘Presumed positive’: Canyon County jail skips coronavirus testing for different approach  Idaho Statesman

With 2 health districts not reporting, Idaho records more than 850 new coronavirus cases  Idaho Statesman

Update: Man fatally shot by Nampa police stabbed officer in face during traffic stop  Idaho Statesman

Central District public health order for 4 Idaho counties comes to a vote — and fails  Idaho Statesman

St. Luke’s Health System announced Friday it has received the designated equipment it will need to hold coronavirus vaccines and they hope to vaccinate some frontline workers as soon as possible.

COVID health order vote postponed amid protests at meeting, CDH board members’ homes  Idaho Statesman

BOISE, Idaho — Leaders from the Boise area’s two largest hospital systems said Friday that they expect to reach “crisis standards of care” in a matter of weeks — and perhaps by the middle of December if residents don’t change their behavior.

Boise-area health district wants to expand mask mandate, shut down sports  Idaho Statesman