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Bill aims to provide anonymity for lethal injection drug companies - Vimarsana News

Bill aims to provide anonymity for lethal injection drug companies

Idaho is one of 24 states where capital punishment is legal, but the Idaho Department of Corrections said they're currently unable to carry out the death penalty because companies that sell the drugs used for lethal injection won't sell them to the state, unless they're guaranteed anonymity.

Source: kivitv.com
Divided Idaho House backs anti-school bond measure - Vimarsana News

Divided Idaho House backs anti-school bond measure

The measure forbids Idaho school districts from rerunning a bond election for 11 months, if failing to reach the 66.67% supermajority

Source: ktvb.com
Ammon Bundy drops out of GOP gubernatorial primary to run as an independent - Vimarsana News

Ammon Bundy drops out of GOP gubernatorial primary to run as an independent

Ammon Bundy, the anti-government activist who’s running to become Idaho’s next governor, said he will withdraw from the Republican primary and run as an independent instead.

Resolution on ISP's request for helicopter held in committee - Vimarsana News

Resolution on ISP's request for helicopter held in committee

Over the better part of the last decade, Idaho has grown quickly and with an increase in population. Now, Idaho State Police (ISP) is looking for more resources to help patrol the state.

Source: kivitv.com
Idaho lawmakers to consider bill to keep source of lethal injections secret - Vimarsana News

Idaho lawmakers to consider bill to keep source of lethal injections secret

A bill that would hide the source of lethal injection drugs was introduced in the Idaho state legislature on Monday, with the lawmaker behind it saying that "woke" anti-death penalty activists have shamed lethal drug makers.