Idaho Commission On Hispanic Affairs

As the Idaho legislature considers bills that would kill Medicaid expansion in the state, a report shows cuts to the healthcare program could disproportionately impact hispanics.

A new report released by the Idaho Commission of Hispanic Affairs shows Hispanics in the state are younger than non-hispanics and their population is growing at a higher rate.

We were devastated to hear that J.J. Saldaña, a leader in Idaho's Hispanic community, passed away in his sleep late last week.

“I really wish he could see it. And I hope that he knew how beloved he was to everybody.”

Food insecurity amongst American Indians and Hispanics was one of the focus of the first Idaho Healthcare Conference organized by the Idaho Commission on Hispanic Affairs. People of color in the state are more likely to face barriers to access.

El Día de los niños, or Day of the child, is coming to Boise after being put on hold during the pandemic.

The college says the funding from the U.S. Department of Education will help it better serve current and future Hispanic students.

The College of Southern Idaho in the Magic Valley recently became the state’s first Hispanic-Serving Institution.

A new data report from the Idaho Commission on Hispanic Affairs finds the Hispanic and Latino/Latina populations in Idaho continue to be drivers for…

Update: Thursday, November 8After staff at Middleton's Heights Elementary were put on paid administrative leave for appearing in photos wearing divisive…