The months-long investigation into the deaths of four University of Idaho students in November 2022 led to the arrest of ...

(Moscow Police Department) Mogen was apologetic and told the officers that she was frustrated but would make sure the music is turned down. "I'm so sorry, once again," Mogen said.

On the tail of documents being released by the police departments in Moscow and Pullman, Washington, the Idaho State Police ...

MOSCOW, ID. — The man who was thrust into the national spotlight when four University of Idaho students were murdered is retiring from the Moscow Police Department. 54 year-old James Fry spent ...

Dylan Mortensen told members of law enforcement that she heard Bryan Kohberger say the name of Kaylee Goncalves ...

MOSCOW, Idaho — The Moscow Police Department said it is investigating a possible sexual assault that happened near Ghormley Park on Monday night. According to police, an officer was patrolling ...

MOSCOW, Idaho - The Moscow Police Department (MPD) shared thanks to the community for the support given to them this past week. The department has started its investigation into the murder of four ...

Captain Dahlinger has served in the Moscow Police Department for 12 years and has nearly 17 years of law enforcement experience. He also currently serves as the Department's Public Information ...

In May 2019, Moscow voters approved a 10-year, $9.64 million general obligation bond to fund construction of the new building, an act that reflects community support of the department, Fosberg said.

The Moscow Police Department put out a renewed call for social media content, pictures and videos from the community, saying, whether you believe it is significant or not, your information might ...

Moscow Police Chief James Fry confirmed to KTVB the four victims were students at the University of Idaho. The police department and the City of Moscow on Monday identified them as 20-year-old ...

Moscow Police said anyone with information on the possible sexual assault near Ghormley Parkmos is asked to contact the Moscow Police Department at 208-882-COPS (2677).