Julie Luchetta
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Boise State Public Radio
Protesters at a camp in downtown Boise say they’ll stay there until the Israeli occupation of Palestine ends. They join dozens of similar student-led protests across U-S campuses.
James Dawson
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Boise State Public Radio
Idaho sues federal government over new title IX protections for LGBTQ+ students, employees
Idaho is challenging the new language in Title IX, a federal rule that now includes protections against discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity in education.
Open primaries campaign says it'll be on the November ballot
Organizers for Idaho’s open primaries initiative said they’ve gathered enough signatures to qualify the issue for the November general election.
New interactive map can help public track national conservation efforts
The Biden administration has put out a beta version of what it calls the American Conservation and Stewardship Atlas, a massive mapping project that seeks to visualize conservation efforts across the country. It also is intended to show progress toward the administration’s goal of conserving or restoring 30% of American territory by 2030.
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Gov. Brad Little has signed legislation restricting which books a minor can access at public and private libraries in Idaho one year after vetoing a similar bill. -
Gov. Brad Little has signed several bills shortly before lawmakers return to Boise Wednesday in the hopes of gaveling out for the year. -
After weeks of behind-the-scenes talks, delays and, at times, testy debates, state senators narrowly signed off on a bill simultaneously funding the Idaho Transportation Department and blocking the sale of the agency’s Boise campus. -
Gov. Brad Little must now act on a bill that would force Idaho’s libraries to move any book to an adult’s-only section within 60 days of receiving a written complaint or face a lawsuit. -
Physicians, hospitals and Idaho’s top medical associations are sounding the alarm on the state’s OBGYN crisis, saying the state’s strict abortion bans are causing confusion among healthcare professionals and leading to staff shortages.
