2026 Legislature

An effort to kill Idaho’s voter-approved Medicaid expansion program is officially underway after a House committee introduced a bill to do so Monday morning.

Gov. Brad Little will soon decide whether to impose further budget cuts to state agencies in the current fiscal year.

Idaho cities and counties that fly unapproved flags could face pricey fines under a bill that cleared the House Thursday.

An effort to curb public school students from attending political rallies during the school day died in committee Wednesday.

For the second year in a row, House lawmakers will consider urging the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn its ruling legalizing same-sex marriage.

The Idaho legislature’s first round of budget cuts cleared a major hurdle Monday morning.

For a second time in a week, Idaho’s budget committee rejected funding a tuition benefit for state National Guard members.

Senate Republican leaders want to explicitly criminalize protests or outside disruptions to church services in Idaho.

Advocacy groups are criticizing some lawmakers on the House Business Committee for letting a man dressed up in brownface testify at the legislature on Monday.

Parents and caretakers of vulnerable adults could be given more ways to avoid criminal charges for medical neglect under a new bill introduced Tuesday.