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Idaho voters can help pick the state’s official gun in 2026 general election
LDS Church makes $1 million donation to anti-Prop 1 PAC ahead of Idaho’s general election
Boise Democrat tops list of Idaho legislative candidates who have raised the most for 2026 campaign
Berch also raised the most money heading into this year’s primary elections, the Idaho Capital Sun previously reported.
Nampa has new rules for e-bikes, citing ongoing incidents, public safety
All e-bikes must follow speed limits on city streets and use bike lanes whenever they are available. Nampa police bike patrols are exempt from the requirement. Police are allowed to impound bikes in certain circums…
Federal appeals court weighs lawsuit seeking to expand Idaho’s abortion ban exemptions
Idaho minister found guilty of trespassing at a protest of anti-trans bills to serve no jail time
Idaho’s prisons are full. Corrections agency will request $45.3 million to open three new facilities.
Scott Green to step down as University of Idaho president
Green’s departure marks a transition at the state’s land-grant university, and sets the stage for another top-tier job search. The State Board of Education — w…
After budget cuts, Idaho plans to maintain low government spending, state official says
“That really quickly takes up most of the increase in our revenue,” she said. “So, our focus this year is going to be on keeping those budgets at where we set them last year.”
Meta turns on its $1.2B Idaho data center with promise of water efficiency
Judge lacked power to overturn military conviction of ex-soldier from Idaho, appeals court rules
Bergdahl had sued in 2021, arguing that the punishment violated his Fifth Amendment due-process rights. Walton ruled that military judge Jeffrey Nance created …
Idaho’s Medicaid work requirements start in January. Here’s how they will work.
Fulcher signs on to bill limiting federal agents’ access to Flock, other surveillance data
How international supermarkets can break up a dinner rut without costing a fortune
Simpson hopes to increase resources for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons crisis
tragic situation result of decades of public safety, justice deficiencies