If we’re going to be serious about getting to know this enticing Bears first-round pick, a potential star tight end on the field, we ought to at least try to take the unvarnished truth into account. We got to Idaho for the real story.

An Idaho man faces a cyberstalking charge in connection with several messages and emails sent to a Massachusetts professor, whom the man said he loved, court documents stated.

The siblings — part of triplets along with brother Hunter — had left for the soiree at 9 p.m. Nov. 12, 2022, but afterward, Mazie went to bed while Ethan and others kept the party going at Ethan and Hunter’s frat house, Fox News reported, citing the new Amazon Prime docuseries called, “One Night in Idaho: The College Murders .”

A 53-year-old Rigby man was arrested Thursday after an investigation into the cyberstalking of a Massachusetts professor. Edward John Kay is charged with one count of cyberstalking. Kay was arrested Friday in Rigby and will make an initial appearance in the District of Idaho on July 25.

Steve Goncalves is one of many family members of the four victims who have spoken out about the news that Bryan Kohberger will evade the death penalty in the apparent deal.

Bryan Kohberger brutally murdered Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle, Kaylee Goncalves and Madison Mogen in November 2022

ICE numbers gathered by the Deportation Data Project at the University of California in Berkeley shows the immigration enforcement agency made more than 300 arrests in Idaho since January, up from 77 in 2024. The New York Times reports those numbers represent the largest increase of any state in the country.

The Vandals hired a new head coach in the offseason, while the Bengals extended coach Cody Hawkins through 2030.