Closed primaries create divide
If you live in Idaho, or even if you are just passing through, it is blatantly obvious that it is a red state. In fact according to Idaho’s Secretary of […]
If you live in Idaho, or even if you are just passing through, it is blatantly obvious that it is a red state. In fact according to Idaho’s Secretary of […]
Efforts to discover and utilize renewable energy have been increasing in the last few years, creating opportunities around the nation, said Jay O’Laughlin, professor in the College of Natural Resources.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, commonly referred to as drones, have been used by the military and law enforcement agencies around the country for part of a decade. Their increased and continued […]
Education has always been an issue in Idaho, and for good reason. Each year, the states are ranked on their performance in education, and Idaho falls in 48th place, or […]
Anyone who has been to Idaho has seen the beautiful landscapes throughout the state. The forests, grasslands and waterways across Idaho are extremely important for the state economy and are […]
The Latah County Youth Advocacy Council is hosting Red Ribbon Week — one of many annual events sponsored by LCYAC to promote healthy lifestyles. Red Ribbon Week […]
Just south of Boise lies the Idaho Correctional Center, one of Idaho’s two private prisons. This prison is managed by the Corrections Corporation of America — the largest operator of […]
More than 1,000 students, parents, and community members took part in the annual International Walk to School Day, also known as iWalk on Wednesday.
Idaho’s natural beauty is one of its greatest assets, and it’s up to the citizens of Idaho to protect it and use it responsibly.
With the Obamacare debate rearing its ugly head in D.C. again, it’s time to consider how this debate trickles down to the state level. There are plenty of states opposed […]