The planned Nov. 13 execution of Thomas Creech, Idaho’s longest-serving death row inmate, has been delayed, giving members of a local anti-death penalty group a little more time to state their case.

B OISE (Idaho Statesman) — Idaho’s high court dismissed a final state appeal from Thomas Creech on Wednesday, leaving the federal courts to decide whether Idaho can try again to execute its ...

The Idaho Department of Corrections is taking steps to reconfigure a portion of the state's largest prison to prepare to ...

Idaho House lawmakers quickly – and relatively quietly – adopted a bill making the firing squad the state’s primary execution ...

I see this bill as being less problematic with appeals in the courts,” said Rep. Bruce Skaug, R-Nampa, who proposed the change in law.

Republican lawmakers in Idaho are considering going back to ... In February 2024, 73-year-old Thomas Eugene Creech, a man convicted of five murders, was scheduled to be executed by lethal ...

the Idaho Department of Correction called off the scheduled execution of death row inmate Thomas Creech after officials said they failed to establish an IV line to administer lethal injection ...

Idaho lawmakers are moving to bolster their ... Then last year, condemned serial killer Thomas Eugene Creech survived his lethal injection, prompting renewed interest in the firing squad.

Idaho lawmakers have advanced a bill to make ... argued that the botched lethal injection of condemned serial killer Thomas Eugene Creech last year highlights problems with that method.