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MALHEUR COUNTY — During the first mandatory meeting of the year to discuss moving the Oregon-Idaho border, as proposed by Greater Idaho, Malheur County Court officials heard about how there

On January 12, female athletes, coaches, parents, and policy leaders will rally during the annual convention of the NCAA in San Antonio, Texas

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Two more conservative-leaning counties in eastern Oregon, and one politically split county in California, have voted to begin ...

BOISE (Idaho Statesman) — Every time Wendy Horman is in Washington, D.C., she visits two places. One is the Library of Congress, because the five-term Republican state lawmaker once dreamed of becoming a librarian. The other is the National Archives Museum, where she pays respect to the U.S. Constitution. The document itself is closely guarded, […]

IDAHO FALLS – Incumbent Rep. Barbara Ehardt will continue to represent the Idaho Falls area in the Idaho House. Ehardt, a Republican, ran against Democrat Miranda Marquit for Seat 33A in the 2022 general election. As the final votes came in, the Idaho Secretary of State’s Office reported 13,106 total votes. Ehardt received 7,816, or […]

IDAHO FALLS – Two candidates, incumbent Rep. Barbara Ehardt, a Republican, and Democrat Miranda Marquit, are running against each other to be the Idaho State Representative for Seat 33A in November. To learn more about the candidate’s platform, EastIdahoNews.com sent the same eight questions to each legislative candidate. Their unedited responses were required to be […]

Members of the Greater Idaho movement are pushing their state legislators to redraw Oregons border so that the eastern section becomes part of Idaho.

Voters in nine rural Oregon counties have already given Greater Idaho the green light, and two more will vote in November on whether they support moving the border.

Boise resident Larry Williams funded opponents to legislators and over-contributed to 14 legislative candidates before the Idaho GOP primary.