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Guy Nowell loves Neshoba County but said his legacy is his loving family as he accepted the Citizen of the Year Award Monday night at the CDP banquet.

The state is taking applications for Idaho Launch, a new postsecondary grant program to help high school graduates pursue in-demand careers.

Gov. Josh Green has announced the awardees and finalists of the inaugural Workforce Development Hero Awards in recognition of “outstanding work in elevating the state’s workforce to its highest potential.”

There's been an explosion of syphilis cases in South Dakota of late, including among babies who contract the sexually transmitted disease through their mothers, and the state Department of Health is trying to fight back.

These achievements are highlighted as part of Workforce Development Month in September, which was celebrated nationally, and which the governor proclaimed as such for the first time in Hawaiʻi.

Chris Hipkins keeps saying you can't cut much spending without impacting core public services. Well Alex Holland has compiled a great six year record of much of Labour's spending. It takes a while to read all of it, but you should. In 2017 when Labour came to power, crown spending was $76 billion per year.

NAMPA — Standing in front of a backdrop of large construction equipment, Gov. Brad Little said the room at the College of Western Idaho education center “epitomizes” what Idaho Launch

Was South Dakota's stance of minimal state regulations during the COVID-19 pandemic effective?

Here’s a first look at meetings of South Dakota state government boards and commissions, as well as a committee of the Legislature and several hearings on proposed rule changes, that are open to the public during the new week, starting Monday, September 25, 2023. 

“All Things Senior” is coming back to Sandpoint High School Wednesday to offer resources on postsecondary options to high schoolers in the region.