If a woman incarcerated at the South Idaho Correctional Institution in Kuna has a dentist appointment, she has to walk through the men’s side …
Belgrade author Canyon Hohenstein drew from his experience leading a Montana inmate wildfire crew for his fictional novel “Who Tames the Flames?” exploring wildland firefighting, trauma, redemption and working with prisoners away from cell walls.
Hohenstein discussed the book and the 2021 Swan Valley fire that inspired it at the Country Bookshelf on Thursday, reflecting on the incarcerated firefighters he led and the personal stories that shaped his prose.
"Who Tames the Flames?" by Canyon Hohenstein.
Approximately a dozen patrons attend a book talk with Canyon Hohenstein on his book "Who Tames the Flames?"
From left, former Chronicle managing editor Jeff Welsch moderates a discussion with Canyon Hohenstein about his book "Who Tames the Flames?" a…
A new Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy report says Idaho lawmakers prioritized prisons over prevention in recent budget decisions affecting corrections, public defense and treatment courts.
Idaho should not be placing women with good behavior in “the hole” because the state has run out of prison beds.
As Idaho prepares to make firing squad the primary means of execution, the state has released the procedures to be followed.
POCATELLO — Twelve Bannock County inmates have hustled their way into graduation after successfully completing a new program that provides the…
A crime spree stretching from Idaho to Utah where $147,000 worth of tools was stolen from storage units has a Madison man facing up to six years in prison.
