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PAYETTE — An interim mayor has been appointed for the city of Payette with Craig Jensen requesting privacy for he and his family regarding his resignation. According to a news

PAYETTE COUNTY — Nearly four years after public officials responded to the outbreak of COVID-19, some state legislators are aiming to prevent the perceived loss of freedoms that many people

Animal rights group asks prosecuting attorney to investigate.

Conversations regarding what constitutes inappropriate children’s library materials are gaining traction again now that Idaho legislators have resurrected efforts to place financial consequences on public entities providing said materials to minors.

A complaint to the Idaho State Tax Commission about Kootenai County’s failure to provide “accurate and timely” property value information has shed light on work processes in the assessor’s office that led to a $53 million valuation error and delayed the distribution of tax notices.

Originally published Jan. 16 on IdahoCapitalSun.com.The Idaho Legislature could be taking steps to once again track maternal mortality data across the state after, last summer, becoming the only state in

FRUITLAND — The reason Fruitland School District Board of Directors picked the outgoing superintendent as the interim superintendent is that they have not yet filled the position since he decided

The City Council will meet for a vibrant agenda Wednesday, covering everything from a geocaching policy to the Selkirk Fire Joint Powers Association.

The Idaho Legislature could be taking steps to once again track maternal mortality data across the state due to provisions in House Bill 399.

One week into the Idaho Legislative session, and Idaho Republicans have brought forth a second piece of legislation concerning the limitation of library materials.