Melissa Wintrow

It’s been four months since Idaho banned public universities from requesting diversity statements during their admissions and hiring processes. A legislative task force is still hammering out what the state’s anti Diversity, Equity and Inclusion policies are targeting.

In the wake of the Idaho House GOP caucus dissing its majority leader, in an unprecedented mid-session ouster, the view from across the aisle and the rotunda, is one of frustration … particularly, about what isn’t getting done.

Senator Melissa Wintrow and House Minority Leader Represantive Ilana Rubel share their thoughts on the federal lawsuit facing Idaho, as well as their concerns when it comes to state rights.

Despite an aim at students and the education they are receiving, Idaho's 'Education Indoctrination Task Force' has not included student voices during its three hearings to date.

Last Saturday, history was made as Senator Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) became the first woman to become Vice President-elect. When the Biden presidency…

Last Saturday, history was made as Senator Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) became the first woman to become Vice President-elect. When the Biden presidency…

Idaho drivers may have noticed new billboards with images of young brides next to the words "Don't marry me off.” Tess Goodwin tells us about the Idaho…

In March, Governor Brad Little signed into law legislation setting 16 as the minimum age a person can get married in the state of Idaho.Backers of this…

Idaho may soon increase the minimum age that a person can get married in our state.Currently, children under the age of 16 can get married in Idaho with a…

In January, Idaho Rep. Melissa Wintrow (D-Boise) introduced a bill that would have allowed more sexual assault survivors in Idaho to get protection orders…