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Hiding among all the contentious issues the Idaho Legislature debated this session were two bills related to mining, which passed with unanimous approval: Senate Bills 1227 and 1228. Senate Bill 1227 repeals Idaho Code § 70-2, which created the Coeur d’Alene River and Lake Commission in 1931. The commission was set up to investigate the ...

PAYETTE COUNTY — The 2022 Idaho Legislative Session continues into its 12th week, with sine die adjournment delayed by ongoing debate over budget bills as noted by KTVB. Difficulties in

QUESTION: What are “Service Animals”, and to what extent: Must they be allowed on business premises? Can they be refused or removed from premises?

Approving the agenda to move the Emergency Services Coordinator discussion after the Executive Session, the three County Commissioners met on March 14, 2022.

PAYETTE COUNTY — Such topics as dyslexia interventions, donation of liquor for charitable purposes and refugee data have been holding the attention of the Idaho Legislature in weeks 10 and

Boise Police spokesperson, Hayley Williams shares an official statement on why an armed individual was spotted roaming downtown this afternoon.

Sandpoint Mayor Shelby Rognstad announced he will stage a campaign as a write-in Democratic candidate for Idaho governor in the primary.

BOISE, Idaho — Far-right activist Ammon Bundy held up what he jokingly called his “get out of jail free card” at the Ada County Courthouse in Boise moments before a six-person jury found him guilty on two of the three misdemeanor charges against him.

The trial at the Ada County Courthouse moved to jury deliberations on Tuesday afternoon and a verdict is expected on Wednesday.

BOISE — The Idaho State Board of Education is teaming up with the Idaho Commission on the Arts to offer grants to Idaho rural school districts and rural charter schools