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BOISE (Idaho Capital Sun) — A proposal to create a restricted driver’s license for Idaho residents who do not have a Social Security number in the United States was introduced in the Senate State Affairs Committee on Friday by Sen. Jim Guthrie, R-McCammon. Guthrie told the committee Senate Bill 1081 follows a resolution that passed […]

Experts warn that most American children learn with ineffective reading curriculums.

Currently, JLOC has four Republicans and four Democrats and two co-chairs, a Republican and a Democrat. It is Idaho's only bipartisan committee.

Currently, JLOC has four Republicans and four Democrats and two co-chairs, a Republican and a Democrat. It is Idaho's only bipartisan committee.

Proposed change which passed House oversight shift to new oversight committee standards.

The House State Affairs Committee, in a party-line vote, approved a proposal to eliminate the bipartisan Joint Legislative Oversight Committee and move oversight of the Office of Performance Evaluations to

The bill would shift the oversight of the office responsible for evaluating Idaho programs to a majority-controlled legislative committee.

The introduced bill would eliminate Idaho's only bipartisan legislative committee and place the state's independent auditing agency under Republican control.

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Lawmakers introduced a bill Wednesday that would eliminate Idaho's only bipartisan legislative committee and place the state's independent auditing agency under Republican control.

It is left as an exercise for the student to imagine what Tom Girardi's yearly performance review would look like.