At a noon press conference on Aug. 6, Gov. Brad Little announced what many had anticipated: How and when Idaho's K-12 students will return to classrooms this fall will be at the discretion of local school districts, and the Gem State will remain in Stage IV of its reopening for at least an a…
At a noon press conference on Aug. 6, Gov. Brad Little announced what many had anticipated: How and when Idaho's K-12 students will return to classrooms this fall will be at the discretion of local school districts, and the Gem State will remain in Stage IV of its reopening for at least an a…
Updated Post Aug. 4, 2020, 11:45 a.m.:
Experts agree: Idaho was in a housing crisis before COVID-19, and the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the issue. Home is where people take respite from the uncontrollable world. In a pandemic, the home takes on even more significance; but as the pandemic rages on, having a space of one's o…
The struggle over pesticide regulation has simmered for years, and it has recently begun to boil over. Pesticide-related accidents can compromise the health and safety of agricultural workers, but one Idaho group has lobbied the State of Idaho to loosen the rules surrounding them and increas…
Earlier this month, Gov. Brad Little told Idahoans that it was his goal to send K-12 students back into classrooms this fall, despite the present rise in the spread of coronavirus across the state. On July 24, he announced that his Coronavirus Financial Advisory Committee had released a $40 …
An unreleased White House COVID-19 Task Force document lists Idaho as one of 18 COVID-19 “red zones” in the country, the Center for Public Integrity reports.
Idaho will remain in Stage IV of its economic reopening for an additional two weeks, Gov. Brad Little announced July 23.
A preliminary injunction in a lawsuit against the State of Idaho's transphobic Fairness in Women's Sports Act could come as early as August, ACLU-Idaho told reporters the afternoon of July 22.
On July 20, an Ada County judge ruled that Idaho tenants have a right to a jury trial in eviction proceedings, a reversal of law that has been on the Idaho books since 1996.
The Idaho Foodbank has been helping people who are experiencing food insecurity since 1984. Now, the nonprofit's new facility in Meridian nears completion with the help of a large donation.
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