Every two years, something unusual happens in Idaho: every single member of the Legislature is up for election. All 70 members of the Idaho Ho…
For several years, Idaho’s public school establishment has pushed lawmakers to make a seemingly simple change in the way taxpayers fund public…
Imagine someone gives you a seemingly simple job: You are now responsible for deciding what should be stocked at every grocery store in your s…
Idaho has spent years building a reputation as a low-tax, pro-growth state—a place where people can work, build businesses, invest and keep mo…
What if the best report card for state government wasn’t a poll or an election? What if it were a moving truck?
Imagine it’s the first week of school. Your teacher walks into class with an announcement that immediately gets everyone’s attention.
A Rockland-based telecommunications company that has been serving the region since 1954 is making two major moves to bring faster internet to …
The debate over Idaho’s parental choice tax credit has revealed something troubling — not just about politics, but about how much of the media…
Because of a global shortage of waterproof, tear-resistant paper, the state Department of Fish and Wildlife and its 600 license dealers will no longer print licenses on such paper as early as Wednesday.
A ransomware attack on Canvas, the online learning platform used by Idaho State University, and thousands of other schools worldwide, disrupte…
