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Immediate U.S. action is essential to save our endangered Afghan friends — before it’s too late

Congress needs to substantially increase the number of slots available for SIV applicants and their families, writes guest columnist Jim Jones.
Simpson’s salmon plan: Once in a generation opportunity or no path forward?

Stakeholder groups weigh in on Rep. Mike Simpson’s salmon recovery plan
Ada commissioners won’t keep Dr. Epperly, who favored COVID measures, on health board

Ada commissioners won’t keep Dr. Epperly, who favored COVID measures, on health board
Fire officials warn of above average potential for large wildfires in Idaho through September

Dry conditions and extreme heat are two of the major concerns this fire season
Little to send five Idaho State Police troopers to U.S.-Mexico border

The 21-day deployment will cost the state about $53,000
Idaho Freedom Foundation official fined for breaking lobbyist registration law

The group’s vice president was fined $250 by the Idaho Secretary of State’s Office
Idaho begins new fiscal year eyeing record $800 million-plus budget surplus

New laws, including one providing relief for long lines at the DMV, take effect across the state today
Biden administration extends federal eviction moratorium for one final month

Federal protections against eviction now will remain in place through July 31
Biden and bipartisan senators clinch a deal on $1.2T infrastructure plan

An outline of the new bipartisan agreement released by the White House says it would spend $1.2 trillion over eight years
Conservative speakers and candidates dominate second education task force meeting

Lt. Gov. McGeachin said the panel has not taken public comment because it does not have recommendations to consider

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