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The Herald asked: “If there was a session starting this January, what do you feel would be the statewide topic of utmost importance that would need legislative consideration?”

Originally published Jan. 4 on IdahoEdNews.org.

Just over two years ago, Congress pumped $14.2 billion into the Affordable Connectivity Program in hopes of connecting more people to high-speed internet.

Here’s a first look at meetings of South Dakota state government boards and commissions that are open to the public during the new week starting Monday, December 4, 2023. 

Taiwan might seem like an unlikely place to look for ideas to solve Wyoming’s labor force crunch, but it turns out the small island has a lot in common with the Cowboy State. So officials from both locations are working together on finding solutions.

Businesses are pocketing thousands in subsidies for apprentices who gained no credits - and insiders say some are doing it deliberately.

Businesses are pocketing thousands in subsidies for apprentices who gained no credits - and sector insiders say some are doing it deliberately....

Businesses are pocketing thousands in subsidies for apprentices who gained no credits - and insiders say some are doing it deliberately.

Originally published Nov. 2 on KTVB.COM.The College of Western (CWI) Idaho received grant funding to help expand its program and support the training of students interested in working in the

The grant program will be a career path for young adults and provide skilled workers for Idaho industries, including agriculture.