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State approves new charter schools for Meridian, Pocatello
An arts-integrated school in Meridian is expanding to serve high schoolers, and a new CTE-focused school is coming to Pocatello.
City council signs off on Boise State’s 10-year building plan
The plan is designed to accommodate projected growth at Idaho’s largest four-year university — by adding 750 dormitory beds, 370 parking spaces and 270 staff members.
School choice super PAC endorses Gov. Little
The group points to Idaho’s $50 million Parental Choice Tax Credit, Idaho Launch and a new federal tax credit.
A Pickens-Stegner campaign dustup — centered on one word in a court opinion
The topic: a title dispute — and a 2021 Supreme Court opinion. Here’s the rundown.
The governor’s race: Little lays low, while two opponents look for a breakthrough
Democrat Terri Pickens and independent John Stegner often sound alike — especially when it comes to Gov. Brad Little. The incumbent has a huge fundraising edge, and has easily won his last four elections.
Critchfield far outpaces challengers in fundraising with support from private sector
Find out who has donated the most to each campaign.
Boise elementary teacher awarded state’s highest honor
State superintendent Debbie Critchfield presented the 2027 CapEd Idaho Teacher of the Year award to Amanda Holland during a surprise ceremony Wednesday.
Timberline students walk out over alleged threats
More than 200 teens gathered near the high school Wednesday, calling for consequences as law enforcement examines alleged social media messages targeting a student.
Foudy to retire as Blaine County superintendent
Jim Foudy, who has led the district since 2021, will end a 31-year career in public education in June.
Democratic National Committee chair to visit Idaho for weekend campaign events
Ken Martin has a full day of events Saturday, including knocking on doors, attending a fundraiser and giving a speech.









