“Pete (Coulson) was a very healthy 67. He would tell people he was vaccinated in Christ. He didn’t fear death,” conservative talk radio host Bill Colley wrote Thursday.

The shortfall threatens to force the state’s deepest spending cuts in a decade.

Over the next six months, Blake Jones will track and contextualize spending of federal coronavirus relief funds on Idaho's K-12 schools.

MERIDIAN — Mike McCrady, a revered high school teacher and coach in Meridian, died Wednesday due to complications from COVID-19. He was 45.

State attorneys had tried to stop a Stanford professor from criticizing California’s response to learning loss.

Idaho School Boards Association President-elect Jason Knopp reproached the task force’s composition and the way it carried out its recent inaugural meeting.

Clayton Anderson, 25, is looking to use her position to highlight the party’s need to appeal to voters like her — young and from rural parts of North Carolina.

Families could have spent up to $5,950 per student on private school tuition and fees, laptops and other education-related costs out of “education savings accounts” under the bill.

The UC is weighing whether to embrace an untested legal theory backed by many of its own professors.

A petition for a vote to ouster Temecula school board President Joseph Komrosky has been certified.

AG Rob Bonta pressed district leaders for documents justifying their decision.

The California Teachers Association had publicly blasted Newsom over his education budget proposal.

A rebound in legal immigration and other factors fueled the state's first population increase since 2019.

A recall election against two members of the board's conservative majority is close to qualifying for the ballot.

MERIDIAN — Meridian Mayor Robert Simison is expected to announce his appointment of longtime deputy police chief Tracy Basterrechea as Meridian’s new police chief Wednesday afternoon.

We'll record the meeting's major talking points — as they happen — and add context and public reaction.

UnBound, a library focused on business and technology in Meridian, is set to reopen in a new location April 19.

BOISE — Senate Tax Chairman Jim Rice, R-Caldwell, is working on major legislation to raise Idaho’s 6% sales tax to 7%, and to use the money to increase funding for

Examining State Policies for Funding Education across all 50 States

Members include an Idaho Freedom Foundation employee, a charter school leader who pushed to use the Bible in public schools and a reverend who appears to be a North Idaho evangelical Christian leader.

MERIDIAN —After eight years of business in Eagle, Joe Momma’s Breakfast Eatery is moving to a larger location in Meridian.

The West Ada School Board chairman resigned from the position — but not the board — Tuesday night, citing friction with other trustees.

MERIDIAN — Business leaders in Meridian and Boise are speaking out against state lawmakers’ efforts to end the state of emergency over COVID-19.

Bicoastal criticism has magnified the challenges roiling UC Berkeley six months after the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel.

Inside the Golden State political arena

The UC has spent months exploring the legal ramifications of the move.