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Idaho’s statewide leaders are throwing their weight behind allies in competitive races ahead of this month’s primary election, Idaho EdNews reporter Ryan Suppe writes .

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State superintendent Debbie Critchfield accomplished one of her top priorities this legislative session: compensating school districts for a shift back to attendance-based funding. But she fell short on two other

A look inside the use of a bad-faith distortion of history to promote the idea that public funds should be used for religious education. | Opinion

JEERS ... to Idaho House Speaker Mike Moyle, R-Star.

A proposed $50 million bill that is expected to be introduced to the Idaho Legislature this session would give up to $5,000 in tax breaks to families who send their students to private schools. Details of the Parental Choice Tax Credit program were announced Friday by Sen. Lori Den Hartog, R-Meridian and co-chairs of the Legislature’s Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee, Sen. Scott Grow, R-Eagle and Rep. Wendy Horman, Rep. R-Idaho Falls. The bill would create a refundable tax credit to cove...

“The Nowhere Girls,” a novel for teens that explores rape culture, will no longer be available in West Ada School District libraries, after trustees voted Monday to remove the book,

This editorial was published by the Lewiston Tribune and written by Tribune Opinion page editor Marty Trillhaase.

This editorial was published by the Lewiston Tribune and written by Tribune Opinion page editor Marty Trillhaase.