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As we end the ninth week of the 2023 Legislative Session, property tax relief is still actively being discussed and a new bill was introduced just this week. This new

A public state college in Idaho removed artworks from a show because they reference abortion related subject matter

PAYETTE COUNTY — With eight weeks of the 2023 Idaho Legislative Session in the history books, the workload shared between the House of Representatives and the Senate has risen to

In a 42-page order handed down Friday evening, Judge Cynthia Meyer found that NIC’s three-person majority lacked the power to put Swayne on administrative leave without cause and that the school provided weak justification for doing so. She also found Swayne’s career would be harmed by the college’s decisions during and after the administrative leave was set in motion.

When you’re parking in your driveway, there may be certain things you’re thinking about. Like, did I lock my door before I went in the house?

The property tax relief bills that were introduced earlier this Legislative Session, seem to be stalled in the House. As a result, Senators Grow (LD14) and Anthon (LD27) have introduced

PAYETTE COUNTY — Seven weeks have passed since the 2023 Idaho Legislative Session began. In that time, 352 bills have come forward in the Statehouse — many small-seeming, with a

When you’re parking in your driveway, there may be certain things you’re thinking about. Like, did I lock my door before I went in the house?

When you’re parking in your driveway, there may be certain things you’re thinking about. Like, did I lock my door before I went in the house?

Fortunately, the state of Idaho has a dignified process in place when no one assumes responsibility for its unidentified and unclaimed deceased citizens.