Kevin Richert
Analysis: NIC pays a high price for dysfunction and discord
When North Idaho College made a written case to regional accreditors, it carried an appropriate air of desperation. It’s not an exaggeration to say the 90-year-old college faces an existential, self-inflicted threat.
Little vetoes controversial library bill
The bill is designed to keep school and public libraries from distributing harmful materials to minors. On Wednesday, Gov. Brad Little said the ambiguous bill would create “a library bounty system.”
Little ‘actively working’ to fill two unexpected charter commission vacancies
“Finding candidates to serve on time-intensive, volunteer boards is always difficult,” a spokeswoman for the governor said this week.
Campus news items: Boise State researches locally sourced school meals
In other news, spring enrollment numbers are a mixed bag across the state.
Video: ‘Idaho Reports,’ 3.31.23
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Analysis: A wild and unpredictable legislative session? Just wait ’til next year
We don’t make the rules around here. But the 2024 legislative session could easily be more turbulent than the session that is just wrapping up. Here’s why.
Little vetoes property tax overhaul; Senate swiftly passes a rewrite
Monday’s legislative action took place in the Senate. The scene will shift to the House on Tuesday, where lawmakers could take a different tack. House Speaker Mike Moyle said he expects House Republicans to caucus, and then make a run at overriding Little’s veto.
Statehouse roundup, 3.24.23: Two more library bills head to Senate floor, and could be amended
Get caught up on late-session education news — from budgets to dinosaurs.









