Mike Crapo

U.S. Senator Mike Crapo answered questions from callers Tuesday during a virtual forum hosted by the AARP, Callers’ expressed concern over the future of social security, VA benefits and public lands, cuts to NIH-funded medical research, the cost of prescription drugs, and the scope of the Department of Governmental Efficiency's authority.

Hundreds of people lined up on Chinden Avenue in Garden City Monday to protest U.S. Sen. Mike Crapo as he held a private forum inside the Riverside Hotel.

Federal lawmakers threw out an amendment to the annual defense spending bill that would’ve expanded a nuclear fallout compensation program.

Idaho Senators Mike Crapo and Jim Risch are among those pushing against the Biden administration’s plan to reinstate tougher endangered species regulations that were rolled back under former President Donald Trump.

Senators Mike Crapo and Michael Bennet were not able to reach a bipartisan agreement on Farm Workforce Modernization Act.

Both of Idaho’s U.S. senators Wednesday voted against a procedural move to advance legislation repealing the federal Defense of Marriage Act.

Democratic nominee David Roth, the executive director of the Bonneville Youth Development Council, and Scott “Oh” Cleveland, an independent who owns an investment firm in Eagle, are challenging the incumbent Republican.

Idaho Senator Mike Crapo says the Biden administration is responsible for rising costs in the U.S.

The response from Idaho’s congressional delegation over a mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas that's killed at least 21 people — most of them elementary school students — has been mostly muted.

Student activists question Idaho lawmakers.