BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — One Idaho Representative wants to expand the definition of cannibalism in Idaho. Representative Heather Scott presented a bill Thursday before a House Committee that would expand language in a previous one prohibiting cannibalism. Scott reported before the committee she heard that Washington State was beginning "human composting." This was the impetus for her bill. Washington State legalized human composting, followed shortly by Colorado and Oregon. The primary concern Scott is working to prevent from happening in Idaho is human compost getting into the food supply.

Jon Pardi has a lot to celebrate! The 39-year-old country crooner has notched his 6th No. 1 hit with “Your Heart or Mine” and commemorated the milestone with a party on Monday (June 10) at the Nashville Palace, an iconic venue that is close to Jon’s heart. “No. 1s seem harder and harder to get, so when you get one, you always celebrate it. That’s why we have No. 1 parties,” Jon said with a smile during a media session prior to the event.

THE FOSTERS – “Someone’s Little Sister” – Callie turns to her biological father when she learns Rita and the Girls United foster group home are in dire need of support, but her good deed threatens to backfire in the Summer finale of “The Fosters,” airing Monday, August 18 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT on ABC Family. (ABC FAMILY/Rony Rivetti) KERR SMITH, MAIA MITCHELL, BAILEE MADISON ncG1vNJzZmiblaGyo7%2FEnKmerKNjsLC5jqScq6pdqLqqwMdmpJqhkWK6qsDCoZylpF2Xrqq4xJ5kppmUnsCwuo4%3D

Fabian in 2011, photo by Prphotos.com Birth Name: Lara Sophie Katy Crokaert Place of Birth: Etterbeek, Belgium Date of Birth: 9 January, 1970 Ethnicity: *Belgian/Flemish (father) *Italian/Sicilian (mother) Lara Fabian is a Belgian-Canadian pop singer and songwriter. She was born in Etterbeek, Belgium, to a Flemish father, Pierre Crokaert, and an Italian/Sicilian mother, Maria Luisa Serio, who is from Catania. She spent her first five years in her mother’s hometown in Italy.

BOISE, Idaho (AP) - Growing hemp would be legal in Idaho under proposed legislation introduced Tuesday. The Senate Health and Welfare Committee voted to clear the way for a hearing on the bill brought forward by Republican Rep. Dorothy Moon. The legislation aims to align state law with federal law contained in the 2018 Farm Bill. It would change Idaho law to allow the growing and selling of hemp products containing 0.