Last week, the Idaho Legislature held its biennial organizing session. With 31 new representatives and 20 new senators, the Capitol looks very different from when the session ended earlier this year. Over the last few months, a group of east Idaho legislators met and discussed what all these changes would mean for our part of the state. We want to ensure your priorities are heard loud and clear in Boise. To support those efforts, we’ve formed the East Idaho Coalition.
Idaho’s citizen redistricting commission has moved several of the state’s incumbent representatives and senators to new districts, which marks…
On Aug. 3, the Idaho House Ethics Committee found Rep. Priscilla Giddings’ conduct unbecoming and voted unanimously to recommend censure by th…
BOISE — The House Health and Welfare Committee plans to hold a hearing Friday on a bill to abolish county indigent health care programs while …
Potato industry leaders from throughout the country led a rally outside of the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday afterno…
LAS VEGAS – During the National Potato Council’s 2020 Annual Meeting in Las Vegas, Britt Raybould, of Rexburg, was elected to serve as the org…
REXBURG — Local lawmakers spent part of a town hall Monday arguing in favor of making the state’s ballot initiative laws stricter, while also …
IDAHO FALLS — East Idaho lawmakers and a former state Supreme Court justice met Tuesday to debate the Legislature’s attempts this year to rais…
BOISE — A bill to legalize hemp in Idaho passed the House overwhelmingly Monday.
BOISE — A bill to reduce the number of times public notices need to appear in print and also require them to be posted online is on hold for t…
