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KXLY July 19, 2021 2:24 PM By REBECCA BOONE Associated Press Posted: Updated: July 19, 2021 8:16 PM BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The Idaho Press Club is suing Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin after several journalists said they were wrongly denied access to public records. The statewide press association filed the lawsuit in 4th District Court on Monday, asking a judge to order McGeachin to fully release the records about her Education Task Force and comply with the timelines set under the state’s Public Records Act. The Idaho Press Club also wants McGeachin to pay for the club’s legal fees a...

Twin Falls School District From how the Delta COVID-19 variant might affect the re-opening of Idaho schools to the return of the summer camp for billionaires in Sun Valley, we'll take the full hour to discuss the top regional news stories on Idaho Matters. Kevin Rickert, reporter/blogger for Idaho Education News Audrey Dutton, senior investigative reporter with the Idaho Capital Sun Don Day, founder and editor of BoiseDev.com Tags

BOISE (Idaho Capital Sun) – Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin’s office on Thursday sent the Idaho Capital Sun 238 pages of public records from Idahoans, sought by her to inform her education task force. But most of it was covered in black boxes with the word “REDACTED.” The delivery followed six weeks of back-and-forth with the […]

Idaho Capital Sun Asphalt cracks on the road in front of Idaho Transportation Department headquarters on State Street in Boise. Last week, Gov. Brad Little signed a bill that would funnel $80 million a year of Idaho sales taxes into roads. A few days later, the Idaho Capital Sun published an investigation that says the state may have overpaid road builders $4.3 million in just one year. Idaho Matters talks with Idaho Capital Sun senior reporter Audrey Dutton to understand more about what's going on.

Idaho overpaid road builders millions for shoddy work. State says it won’t happen anymore. Audrey Dutton, Idaho Capital Sun Updated at Share This Asphalt cracks on the road in front of Idaho Transportation Department headquarters on State Street in Boise. | Audrey Dutton, Idaho Capital Sun BOISE (Idaho Capital Sun) — Idaho has overpaid road builders for substandard work. For how long is unclear, but one estimate based on the Idaho Transportation Department’s asphalt paving budget suggests it may have overpaid $4.3 million in a single year. The apparently deficient material remai...