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The 2025 Boise Pride is adjusting to fewer sponsors backing the event this year.
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Idaho House Republicans have easily passed a bill banning most flags from public buildings, including Pride flags.
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On Tuesday, LGBTQ+ rights advocates dropped thousands of paper hearts from the top balcony of the Capitol onto the rotunda floors below to protest legislation they say discriminates against the queer community.
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Therapists in Idaho could soon be able to turn away clients if they feel treating them would violate their religious beliefs under a bill passed by the Senate Wednesday.
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Last week an Oregon man was sentenced to more than three years in a federal prison for violating the “Hate Crimes Prevention Act” and trying to run over three people with a car in Boise.
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has temporarily blocked an Idaho bill banning transgender students from using restrooms, lockers, showers or other school facilities that align with their gender identity.
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One year after the Boise Pride Festival canceled a kids' drag show and some sponsors dropped support, organizers are returning with a new theme: Be Proud and Be Loud.
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This Friday, Sept. 8 the 34th annual Boise Pride Festival kicks off, celebrating Idaho's LGBTQ+ community.
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Transgender women and girls will be allowed to continue playing public school and college sports in Idaho after a federal appeals court ruling Thursday.
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The couple started the Queer Cupboard in 2020, a pantry they’ve run out of their garage to meet the needs of the local LGBT community.