Idaho Criminal Justice: Bryan Kohberger’s bid to withdraw his guilty plea in the University of Idaho murders heads into post-conviction relief, with claims his lawyers withheld information and coerced the plea—setting up a high bar tied to ineffective counsel. Public Safety & Privacy: The debate over Flock license-plate cameras keeps heating up in eastern Idaho, with residents and officials questioning privacy impacts even as law enforcement touts crime-solving value. Homelessness Enforcement: Idaho’s “Galloway law” is back in the spotlight after Boise cited public-camping enforcement tied to a state mandate, renewing criticism that the rules target unhoused people rather than solving root problems. Immigration & Detention: A new 9th Circuit ruling could force bond hearings for hundreds of immigrants detained in Washington and other western states, with Idaho-area advocates watching how the decision plays out. Critical Minerals & Defense: INL commissioned a modular antimony processing pilot plant to help build a domestic supply chain for a mineral used in U.S. Army munitions. Local Governance: Pocatello’s city council faces a reconsideration request over a proposed large-scale AI data center on the former Hoku site, arguing procedural defects in the earlier denial. State Policy & Economy: Idaho’s Opportunity Zone recommendations are headed to Gov. Brad Little’s office for final selection, with Boise-area nominations leading the list.