New Saint Andrews College Sues City of Moscow Under Federal Religious Land Use & Institutionalized Persons Act Claiming Discrimination Against Them in Zoning for Being a Religious Institution.
Washington Officials Relieved at US Supreme Court Decision to Stop Some of Trump’s Attacks on Mail-In Voting.
Idaho Dept. of Correction Asking for $45.3 Million to Open 3 New Prison Facilities.
Interview with Idaho Attorney General Candidate Lori Hickman
Somewhat Divided Moscow City Council Committee Advances $674,000 Contract with Mangum Construction to Build East City Park Stage.
Boise School District Settles Lawsuit for $34,000 with Female Student Who Encountered Transgender Female in School Restroom.
Washington Sues Federal Government over ‘Public Charge’ Rules Intended to Deny Green Cards to Immigrants who Temporarily Received Food Stamps and Medicaid in the Past.
UI President Green Was President When The State Destroyed Decades of Diversity Efforts .
Attorney Generals Nick Brown and Rob Bonta Sue US Fish & Wildlife Service and National Marine Fisheries Service over New Rules Dismantling Endangered Species Act Protection.
Spokane Council Approves Eviction Moratoriums for People Who Lost 10% of Their Income Due to Natural Disasters and Health Emergencies.
Long-Time Family Medicine Doctor from McCall Talks about Idaho’s Attack on Women’s Health and Exodus of OBGYN Doctors Due to Law Criminalizing Saving the Health of the Mother.
Trump Justice Dept. Sues Washington over In-State Tuition for Undocumented State Residents.
Environmental Groups Appeal Decision by Forest Service to Approve Stibnite Gold and Antimony Mine East of McCall Despite Damage to Environment and Protected Species.
Moscow School Board Votes to Put 7-Year, $9.37 Million Facilities Levy on November Ballot to Move High School to Current Middle School among Other Construction Projects.
Spokane Water Stayed on During August 1st Fire, Not So During 2022 Lahaina, HI and 2025 Los Angeles Fires.
Idaho Recreations and Parks Dept. Signs Good Neighbor Agreement with Forest Service to Spend $166 of Idaho Money to Maintain Forest Service Trails.
