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Ada County Paramedics said the growth in Idaho has increased the workload for paramedics and EMTs, which saw many leaving the industry.

There are currently eight people on Idaho’s death row. However, it has been nearly a decade since the state executed an inmate

Here are some of the highlights from Idaho's 81-day legislative session.

Idaho is slow to change Medicaid rates despite a growing population, costs, expansion and inflation. One reason is the Idaho Legislature.

A survey of 77 districts shows more than half of schools are in fair or poor condition.

Idaho public schools are the backbone of our local communities. But for many districts, facilities are crumbling due to age and a lack of resources needed to make repairs. This issue is further compounded by Idaho’s extreme population growth in recent years, leading to significant overcrowding in many schools, which can now only be fixed ...

The proposed bill forbids school districts from trying to pass a bond for 11 months if they fall short of the required 66.67% supermajority.

Idaho’s response to these diseases has been fragmented compared to other states, according to a report from Idaho’s Office of Performance Evaluations released in December 2020.

A new report estimates Idaho’s public K-12 school maintenance backlog to be at least $874 million while the state isn’t enforcing a law requiring districts to report their buildings’ needs.

/PRNewswire/ --Today the American Council of Engineering Companies, California (ACEC California) announced the 2022 recipients of its annual Engineering...