James Dawson

Idaho House lawmakers Thursday rejected a proposed constitutional amendment that would’ve blocked the ability of citizens to legalize any drug through a ballot initiative.

Idaho House lawmakers easily passed a measure that would block any level of government from imposing a mask mandate.

A bill giving raises for public K-12 teachers died by a single vote in the Idaho House Tuesday, with many Republicans again saying there needs to be stronger protections against teaching children about social justice issues.

The NCAA Monday reaffirmed its support for transgender athletes, saying championships should only be held in locations “free of discrimination.”

A $6 million federal grant to boost early childhood education in Idaho passed the state Senate by a single vote Monday.

After months of negotiations, the Idaho legislature has passed two bills in response to the pandemic that would reign in a governor’s power during an emergency.

Idaho Republican legislative leaders are alleging the state health department is illegally collecting and maintaining an adult vaccination database.

A proposed $389.4 million tax cut and rebate plan is heading out of committee to the full Idaho Senate for amendments.

The coronavirus pandemic has taxed America’s mental health system over the past year and one thing is clear: young adults are having the hardest time coping out of any age group.

State lawmakers have begun dancing the “legislative shuffle” – even with more than a year to go until the 2022 primary.

The man accused of slashing his way through a child’s birthday party and killing a three-year-old in 2018 has pleaded guilty to a dozen crimes, including first-degree murder.

The Idaho Shakespeare Festival is delaying its upcoming season as it continues to work through how to safely put on live theater amid the coronavirus pandemic.

A devastating disease sometimes referred to as “rabbit Ebola” has been detected for the first time in Idaho, with state officials warning domestic rabbit owners to take precautions.

The Idaho Supreme Court has unanimously ruled against an influential right-wing lobbying group that sought to invalidate two urban renewal districts in Boise.

The Idaho Tax Commission has officially extended the state’s deadline for filing income taxes to May 17.

Gov. Brad Little announced Wednesday all Idahoans who are at least 16 years old will be able to make an appointment to get the COVID-19 vaccine beginning April 5 – three weeks earlier than the state originally planned.