Idaho Statesman

The union of 19 Idaho Statesman staff members has pledged to strike against parent company McClatchy after months of failed contract negotiations.

Changes are coming to the Idaho Statesman, including a cut back to their print edition.

The first incarnation of the Idaho Statesman hit newsstands in the 1860s.

Last week, Christina Lords turned down an offer from the publishing company McClatchy to return to her job as top editor at the Idaho Statesman. As Audrey…

A week ago, Idaho's journalism community was shaken when the editor at the Idaho Statesman, Christina Lords, was fired by corporate owners McClatchy after…

Journalists at the Idaho Statesman have unionized, after announcing their intentions in March. The vote was unanimous for non-manager newsroom staffers…

Newsroom employees at the Idaho Statesman announced plans Monday to form a union — the first in the paper's history.All 16 non-supervising journalists at…

The McClatchy Company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Wednesday in New York. The media company owns 30 local newspapers, including the Idaho Statesman,…

The learning gap between Idaho Latino students and their peers is significant, according to an intensive review of data from school districts across the…

Idaho Statesman reporter Kate Talerico recently revealed the massive amount of out-of-state monies flooding the Idaho statehouse in an effort to influence…