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Beware legislation meant to garner votes, not improve life in Idaho

School safety, funding for higher education, improving Idaho's public school facilities. While these are important matters for taxpayers, Gov. Brad Little sat down Thursday morning at Post Falls High School with those who are impacted by these issues on a daily basis — the students.

Trustees voted down a motion that would have bound the Community Library Network to another insurance provider and brought the district over budget during an emergency meeting Thursday evening at the Post Falls Library.

School safety, funding for higher education, improving Idaho's public school facilities. While these are important matters for taxpayers, Gov. Brad Little sat down Thursday morning at Post Falls High School with those who are impacted by these issues on a daily basis — the students.

The catastrophic damage caused by freezing in the Post Falls and Athol Library buildings is estimated to take four to six months to repair.

A Post Falls man who used debit cards issued in other people’s names to fraudulently obtain more than $81,000 received a sentence this week, U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit announced Wednesday.

The days of the 99 cent Egg McMuffin are never coming back.  Our central bank has been treating our currency like toilet paper, and our politicians in Washington have been borrowing and spending trillions of

POST FALLS, Idaho - A Post Falls man with a "lengthy criminal history" was sentenced after attempting to strangle his partner in 2023.

TROY, Idaho — A man driving an unregistered dirt bike was arrested by a Latah County deputy after a high speed pursuit along State Highway 8 near Troy.

When your child goes off to live on their own for the first time, it’s perfectly normal to worry.