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Thursday afternoon she's signing her book at a Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, Fred Meyer store where fans started lining up Wednesday morning. Full Story »

A judge also ordered 42-year-old Rodney R. Jerke to one year probation, perform community service and pay $695 in fines for the Oct. 29 infractions. Full Story »

Authorities say officers were able to exchange a handgun for drugs with Richmond. They believe it was the 24-year-old's intent to use that gun to shoot the sheriff, John Richmond. Full Story »

According to initial reports, a pipe in the Fremont H. Teed Elementary school's boiler room apparently burst - spilling chemicals. Children at the school have been evacuated and were bused to the gymnasium at Kuna High School. Full Story »

Forty one years after a little boy disappeared near Issaquah, a new lead has surfaced in the cold case. Detectives told the family of David Adams they've named a person of interest who may be talking to someone about the crime. Full Story »

Three people were sent to the hospital after a two-alarm house fire in Boise. Officials say all three suffered from smoke inhalation and burns. Full Story »

Maryann Matthews says the wrong oil filter destroyed her engine, but after getting nowhere with the company she asked the Truth Squad to investigate. Full Story »

2News has learned that Learfield the company that will broadcast games for Boise State has awarded the radio broadcast rights back to 670 KBOI after two years on rival KIDO. Full Story »

Authorities say a man fired a gun to scare a dog who got loose from its leash while walking along the greenbelt in Garden City. Police say no one was hurt and no one was taken into custody because the man holds a concealed weapons permit. Full Story »

Troy Jackson, Northwest Animal Companions executive director, said Boise Police showed up at his Boise home at about 1 a.m. on Wednesday for an arrest warrant out of Jefferson County. Full Story »

Need help with heating bills this winter? There are options out there for those that qualify: Full Story »

Students taking part in their residential construction class, in Boise, are making history by constructing a LEED certified home. The home is made with less wood and it ready for the installment of energy efficient pluming and electricity. Full Story »

Attorney Mark Moorer told Whitman County Superior Judge David Frazier on Tuesday that the caffeine could have accounted for Noble's strange behavior. Full Story »

Wildlife officials trapped and euthanized a black bear after the animal spent a week pawing at windows and doors before finally making its way into the house. The meat from the bear's carcass was salvaged and donated to help feed the hungry. Full Story »

Patricia Ann Widerburg, 40, entered an Alford plea in 7th District Court this week. Under the plea, the 40-year-old Widerburg acknowledged there was enough evidence to be convicted by a jury, but she doesn't formally admit guilt. Full Story »

Ada County Dispatch says they received the report at about 10:10 a.m. at the Health Care Idaho Credit Union. Authorities are not sure whether a weapon was displayed. No official suspect description has been issued. Full Story »

An Oregon City man says drivers trying to get into a gated community behind his property are being led astray by GPS devices from one popular brand in particular: Garmin. Full Story »

More than 200 neglected dogs will arrive at the Oregon Humane Society in the next couple of days to spare them from the arctic chill and other dangerous conditions. Full Story »

Idaho Power is reporting several power outages in the Treasure Valley. Full Story »

Nampa School District officials said that about 16 of the 100 school buses failed to start because of the below freezing temperatures. Full Story »

A Boise man charged with Internet Enticement of a Child faced evidence against him in court Tuesday. Prosecutors say it serves as a reminder for parents about their kids' online activity, especially ahead of the holiday break. Full Story »

Shaela Priaulx, assistant ticket manager, tells 2 News, the office received 19,000 tickets for the BCS Championship game, and tickets went on sale for the general public Tuesday night at 10 p.m. Full Story »

In exchange for the guilty plea, Ada County prosecutors dropped all other charges against George Nickel. He faces a maximum of 15 years in prison. Full Story »

79-year-old Ronald Bird is charged with multiple counts of lewd conduct and sexual abuse. Full Story »

The pedestrians, whose identities were not released, were listed in stable condition at Pullman Regional Hospital, said Lt. Steve Hansen of the WSU police. Full Story »