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James Dawson/Boise State Public RadioState lawmakers are still sparing over the potential end to the longest legislative session in Idaho’s history. -
James Dawson/Boise State Public RadioAfter more than 12 hours of legislative meetings that lasted nearly until midnight Wednesday, the Idaho legislature moved into unknown territory.
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After a legislative session filled with rancor over the governor’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic, state lawmakers appear to be drawing it to a close. -
State senators narrowly passed a complicated property tax bill this afternoon that would raise the homeowner’s exemption to $125,000.
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A complicated property tax bill rankling lawmakers on both sides of the aisle has passed the House and is already in the state Senate.
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Idaho Matters speaks with a high school and college student about their advocacy for education at the 2021 Legislature.
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The House ethics committee Thursday unanimously recommended suspending a state representative accused of raping an unpaid intern through 2022 without pay.
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The Idaho House ethics committee heard from more than a dozen witnesses Wednesday as it considers expelling a freshman Republican lawmaker over allegations he raped a staff volunteer.
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A lawyer for Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin is accusing the state's top Senate Republican of political punishment and sexism due to disputes over her budget and lack of keycard access to the senate chamber.
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Transcripts of interviews with House Republican leaders show two other women who work at the Idaho Capitol said a representative, who’s facing an ethics investigation for alleged rape, made them feel uncomfortable.
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State senators signed off on a bill Monday that critics say would prevent teaching social justice concepts in Idaho classrooms.
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Powerball lovers won’t have to say goodbye to the lottery game this summer after all, though its future in Idaho is still shaky.
