Idaho State Board of Education Passes Resolution to Force Closure of Diversity Offices, UI Women’s Center, LGBTQ Office, Black African American Student Center, CAMP.
Podcaster Heath Druzin on Christ Church and Christian Nationalism Q&A excerpts.
Pullman City Council Not Inclined to Support Israel Gaza Ceasefire Resolution.
Idaho Employers told to Expect ICE Infiltrators in Workforce if Trump Launches Deportation Plan.
Education Week at Idaho Legislature’s Joint Finance Appropriations Committee
Right Wing Senator Repeatedly Questions Boise State University President Marlene Tromp about Diversity Vice-Provost Position in Budget.
North Idaho College Interim President Greg South Takes Questions about Accreditation.
Superintendent of Public Instruction Debbie Critchfield Proposes Increases for K-12.
Rep. Bruce Skaug of Nampa Reintroduces Local Pre-emption Bill to Withhold Tax Revenue for Local Jurisdictions that Protect Women’s Reproductive Rights, Bill Passes Committee and Heads to House Floor.
Troy City Council Hears Opposition to Conditional Use Permit for using Downtown Commercial Building Owned by Christ Church Parish Elder Matt Meyer for Public Events Including Church Services.
Republican Sen. Dough Okuniewicz Introduces Constitutional Amendment to Further Reduce Citizens’ Rights to Put Initiatives on the Ballot.
Some Kootenai Co. Republicans Accuse Central Committee of Owning or Controlling Peoples Pen Publication in Violation of Idaho’s Sunshine Laws.
White Nationalist Patriot Front’s Next Flash Mob Target After Coeur d’Alene Pride Fest is Boston.
Pro-Publica Article Says Boise State University Administration Repeatedly Caves to Far-Right Idaho Freedom Foundation Pressure Campaigns.
Idaho Supreme Court Sets August 3rd Date for Oral Arguments in Planned Parenthood’s Challenge to the Legitimacy of Two New Idaho Abortion Laws Under State Constitution.
US Supreme Court Decision Requiring Funding of Religious Schools in Maine Could Impact Idaho if Legislative Initiatives to Use Taxpayer Money to Fund Private Schools are Successful.
Georgetown University Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection Executive Director Mary McCord Speaks on the Legal Status of Militia Activity in Idaho.
Far Right Legislator Ron Nate Demands to Know How Much Boise State University President Marlene Tromp Has Been Stopping Social Justice and Diversity Programs on Campus.
Pullman City Officials May Consider Overlay District Zoning Downtown.
Mike Berney of Palouse River Counseling Gives Pullman City Council Update on the Mental Health Situation in Whitman County Coming Out of the Pandemic.
BSU President Tromp Says University Will Use Cost-Savings During the Pandemic to Make Up for the Legislature’s $1.5 Million Punishment for Teaching Social Justice & Having Diversity Programs.
60 Protesters at State Capitol Call for Resignation of Republican Rep. Priscilla Giddings of White Bird for Doxxing 19 Year Old Intern who Accused Right-Wing Lawmaker Aaron Von Ehlinger of Rape.
Incumbents Win 2 out of 3 Seats on Kootenai Health Hospital Board after Facing Slate of Republican-Party Backed Challengers Skeptical of Current Hospital Mask Rules or Possible Future Vaccination Rules for Employees.
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee’s Press Conference on Reopening.
Idaho Gov. Brad Little’s Press Conference on Vaccine Roll-out.
Right Wing Lawmakers Pepper Boise State University President Marlene Tromp with Idaho Freedom Foundation Accusations about Diversity Programs and Other Campus Activities.
Idaho Lawmakers Introduce New Resolution to End Governor Brad Little’s Stage 2 Pandemic Orders.
Idaho Senate Committee Approves Constitutional Amendment Locking In Idaho’s Current Drug Laws.
Lawmakers Proposes Bills to Strip Idaho Health Districts’ Authority over Schools.
Moscow Police Chief Fry Withdraws Drug Sniffing Dog Funding Request.
Idaho House Republicans’ Letter to New BSU President Tromp Criticizing Their Diversity Programs Comes From Opposition to Dreamers & Belief DACA Recipients Should Not Get State Scholarships.
Study Says Removing 4 Lower Snake River Dams Would Generate $8.6 Billion.
Gov. Little Says Idaho Will Get Medicaid Expansion Done by January 1st.
