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Trump administration cuts funds to state health departments. Idaho could lose millions
The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare could lose millions of dollars in the latest round of federal funding cuts from the Trump administration.
Idaho governments can’t require masks for infectious diseases, after governor signs bill
Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed into law a bill that bans government and school mask mandates to combat infectious diseases.
Despite earlier concerns, governor signs largest income tax cut in Idaho history
Gov. Brad Little signed a $253 million tax cut into law Thursday, despite sharing his earlier concerns over the total amount of proposed losses in state revenue this year. It is the largest income tax cut in state history, according to a news release announcing the cut.
MEDICAID: Cuts could put seniors on the streets
If Medicaid is cut, the 64% of Idaho seniors in nursing homes will be put out either into their relatives’ care or on the street according to the estimate I found today. With the few paying seniors left, many nursing homes will just close.
IRS: Cuts benefit the wealthy
Trump just cut the number of IRS agents, making them unable to continue collecting billions in back taxes from wealthy tax slackers. Those IRS agents were bringing in a lot more revenue than they were costing in wages.
Petition asking Crapo to defend Medicaid receives thousands of signatures
A petition letter calling on Senator Mike Crapo to protect Medicaid during budget negotiations has been delivered to several of Crapo's offices throughout the state, including his Coeur d'Alene office.
Idaho continues its ‘historic’ tax cuts. Here’s what residents can expect
Idaho residents can expect to see more property tax relief after Gov. Brad Little signs a bill into law that would cut $100 million in taxes a year.
Idaho governor signs $253 million tax cut bill
Gov. Brad Little on Thursday signed House Bill 40, which cuts corporate and individual income taxes, eliminates the capital gains tax on precious metal bullion, and expands tax exemptions on some military pension income.
Idaho Senate passed $253M worth of income tax cuts
The Idaho Senate has passed an estimated $253 million income tax cut, that also includes tax exemptions for some military pensions and an elimination of the capital gains tax on precious metal bullion.
Idaho governor signs property tax relief bill
Idaho Gov. Brad Little and legislative leaders stood in the driveway a young family’s home Wednesday to sign House Bill 304, which will provide around $100 million to school facilities and property tax relief.
OPINION: We the People need to exert our power over our elected officials
The preamble of the U.S. Constitution starts with these powerful words: “We the People of the United States.” Those words mean that all power arises from the people. Article I, section 2 of the Idaho Constitution says that all political power is inherent in the people. When our elected representatives in either the state or federal government fail to heed the voice of the people, they deserve to be replaced by those who will.
DOGE: Farthest thing from efficient
Under the guise of “cutting the budget” and “increasing efficiency,” the current administration announced the mass termination of “probationary” employees this past holiday weekend across our National Parks and National Forests. Many may have figured “Oh well, they’re on probation," or “Probably not performing,” or “Awww, they’re new hires right out of college. They’ll get another job.”
VETERANS PRESS: VA Medical Center Expansion of Eligibility due to Early Implementation of PACT Act
Beginning March 5, 2024, three new cohorts of Veterans will be eligible to enroll directly in VA health care without first applying for VA benefits. The three cohorts are: Veterans who participated in a toxic exposure risk activity (TERA), as defined by law, while serving on active duty, active duty for training, or inactive duty training.
Critics warn staff cuts at federal agencies overseeing US dams could put public safety at risk
Trump administration workforce cuts at federal agencies overseeing U.S. dams are threatening their ability to provide reliable electricity, supply farmers with water and protect communities from floods, employees and industry experts warn.
BUDGET CUTS: Who wouldn’t want to save taxpayer money?
Many Democrats are against budget cuts, why would that be? You see them screaming on TV. Who in their right mind does not want to save taxpayer money?
TAX CUTS: Ever-increasing federal deficit
What is it that makes America “great?” Is it bullying our neighbors? Is it threatening other nations while cozying up to authoritative regimes? Is it oppressing marginalized people within our borders? Is it enacting legislation that takes money from those who have the least and gives it to those who don’t need it? Is it denying those who are in need access to the help that we can provide for them, both within our nation and across the world? Are these the marks of a great nation? Or perhaps it is a smokescreen meant to divert our attention from what is being done to our government.
OPINION: The captivating GOP cat fight over vicious dark-money-financed campaigns
When the results of the May Republican primary were announced last year, many were shocked to learn that Chuck Winder, the well-regarded GOP Senate leader, had been defeated. House Speaker Mike Moyle received just 799 votes more than his GOP challenger. It was even more surprising that an out-of-state dark-money group, Make Liberty Win PAC (MLW), had campaigned heavily against them. The group spent $107,473 to defeat Winder and $112,852 attempting to get rid of Moyle.
Idaho Legislature unanimously passes media shield law bill protecting journalists’ sources
Both chambers of the Idaho Legislature — on unanimous, bipartisan votes — passed a bill that would create a media shield law protecting sources who provide confidential information or documents to journalists.
Egg prices continue to hit records as Easter and Passover approach, but some relief may be coming
Egg prices again reached a record high in February, as the bird flu continues to run rampant and Easter and Passover approach.
Grocery Outlet holds grand opening of Post Falls location
Marked with a ribbon cutting to ‘unlock the savings,’ Grocery Outlet at Poleline Ave. and HWY 41 officially opened its doors Thursday morning.