Kevin Richert
Analysis: Three emotional hearings provide a backdrop for campaign season
Private school tax credits. Guns in schools. Obscene library materials. All within 48 hours.
A path forward? Lawmakers could seek to restructure Phoenix purchase
A pair of new legal opinions could give lawmakers some added leverage, as they look to inject themselves into the Phoenix debate.
Analysis: As the session winds down (we hope), lawmakers wrestle big questions about Phoenix
The Statehouse Phoenix debate is rapidly unfolding, in the hurried final few weeks of the session and the outcome could represent one of the biggest decisions of the 2024 session.
Supreme Court throws a wrench into U of I’s timetable
The court will hear oral arguments in June, as it takes up Attorney General Raúl Labrador’s challenge to the University of Idaho’s proposed purchase. That means a nonbinding, but looming, May 31 deadline will likely go by the boards.
U of I funnels $7.3 million of Phoenix consulting to Green’s former employer
The University of Idaho has run up more than $10 million of consulting costs — and counting. If the University of Phoenix purchase falls through, the U of I might be forced to eat the costs.