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Librarians or parents? Idaho House bills differ on 'harmful' materials responsibility - Vimarsana News

Librarians or parents? Idaho House bills differ on 'harmful' materials responsibility

BOISE — (Idaho Statesman) — Idaho legislative committee on Wednesday rejected a bill that would have made schools and libraries liable to lawsuits for distributing material deemed “harmful” to children. The committee also delayed action on another bill, supported by a librarian trade group, that would direct library oversight boards to create policies clearly labeling […]

Bill would require display of 'In God We Trust' in Idaho schools - Vimarsana News

Bill would require display of 'In God We Trust' in Idaho schools

After some discussion about wording of the bill, the House Education Committee decided to give it a full hearing.

Source: ktvb.com
Greater Idaho legislation moves forward in Boise as lawmakers OK talks to annex Oregon counties - Vimarsana News

Greater Idaho legislation moves forward in Boise as lawmakers OK talks to annex Oregon counties

Legislation to authorize talks about absorbing a number of eastern Oregon counties into Idaho is headed to the state Senate.

Source: ijpr.org
House passes resolution to discuss Idaho border expansion - Vimarsana News

House passes resolution to discuss Idaho border expansion

One lawmaker said moving the border would "get drugs away from us."

Source: ktvb.com
Idaho Statehouse roundup: Senators field lengthy testimony on ESA bill, vote likely Wednesday - Vimarsana News

Idaho Statehouse roundup: Senators field lengthy testimony on ESA bill, vote likely Wednesday

The legislation, Senate Bill 1038, would establish a universal education savings account program, using around $45 million of state money.