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Boise district announces $7 million in sexual abuse settlements
The agreements will close seven claims pertaining to Gavin Snow, a former special education assistant who died by suicide on Jan. 10, as Boise police officers attempted to arrest him on child sexual abuse charges.
Working group punts on medical school partnerships, including WWAMI
When the group’s report goes public, probably in early December, it will probably leave the politically charged questions to the politicians.
College students discuss concerns about being a good job candidate
Five experienced tech industry professionals sat on a panel to answer students’ questions about finding employment in a time when artificial intelligence is inflicting change on the hiring process.
Durst witness says West Bonner owes him more than $400k
The short-time superintendent of a North Idaho district claims that school board trustees breached his contract.
UPDATED: Judge dismisses Oneida school funding lawsuit
Monday’s ruling means taxpayers in the rural Eastern Idaho district could be entirely on the hook for a new, $29 million elementary school.
Various funding concerns dominate trustees’ business session
The resolutions they approved will dictate lobbying priorities during the 2026 legislative session.
Idaho’s projected state budget deficit increases to $58.3 million
Idaho Constitution prohibits Idaho from running a budget deficit.
Critchfield to trustees: School budget problems could hit a critical point in 2026
Check back Friday to see the trustees’ priorities for the legislative session as they vote on a series of resolutions.
Analysis: Facing a cashflow crunch, lawmakers will seek more control over state spending
The most powerful committee in the Statehouse has flexed its muscle in recent sessions, spelling out where and how agencies should spend taxpayer money. Look for more of the same next year.










