2023 Legislature

A panel of three judges with the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday repeatedly questioned the state of Idaho’s decision to outlaw gender-affirming care for minors.

Four years after a legislative report blasted a state facility housing severely mentally ill patients, a checkup finds significant improvement.

State lawmakers and education officials celebrated the upcoming kickoff of a tuition grant program open to all Idaho high school graduating seniors at the College of Western Idaho Thursday.

Senate Republican leadership announced there’s enough support on their side of the rotunda to call a special session to reinstate the GOP presidential primary next May.

The Idaho legislature’s nonpartisan audit division says state health officials may have illegally misused public funds related to a federal initiative to combat pandemic learning loss.

More than 100,000 people have been kicked off Idaho’s Medicaid rolls so far after pandemic protections ended earlier this year.

The legal descriptions of a proposed ballot initiative to open up Idaho’s primary elections are now in the hands of the state supreme court in a literal battle of words.

Idaho’s so-called “abortion trafficking” law is getting opposition from out-of-state. Twenty state attorneys general are supporting a federal lawsuit seeking to overturn the legislation.

The committee published one final report on maternal deaths that occurred in 2021.

Several new laws in Idaho are set to take effect July 1 as the state’s fiscal year begins anew.