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Caldwell trustees select new board member after interviews

The board interviewed three candidates Monday. One withdrew after trustees explained the time commitment.

Attorney’s filing: District obstructed sex abuse investigations

In court depositions, three Boise police officers said former school district attorney Daniel Skinner had tried to block sexual abuse investigations. A district statement singles out and challenges one of the officers’ claims.

Grangeville, Clearwater Valley districts select new logos after contest

New logos designed by staff ahead of district split next year.

Schools receive no complaints under new campus free speech law

The law, which went into effect on July 1, essentially permits free speech activities in all campus outdoor areas.

College of Idaho’s ‘shift’ of resources comes with layoffs

Ten employees will be affected. Three majors will be replaced with six new programs in an effort to meet shifting demand.

Governor appoints Twin Falls commissioner to replace Rep. Clow

Don Hall said he supports school choice, but doesn’t want to burn down the public school system.

How Idaho conforms to ‘Big, Beautiful’ bill amid budget woes will be central to 2026 Legislature

At Associated Taxpayers of Idaho conference, elected officials have different takes on how to solve projected state budget deficit

Mackay students, “Doing Good in the Great Outdoors,” to be featured on Idaho Public TV this week

The program highlights volunteers who help enhance outdoor recreation in Idaho.

Idaho Falls to host statewide Civics Bee

Idaho 6-8 graders will compete for cash prizes, school donations and college savings in a 2026 Civics Bee.

State report lays out — and does not rule out — medical education options

The report, in finished form, is due to Gov. Brad Little and the Legislature on Jan. 2. Lawmakers are likely to debate medical education programs again in 2026, and where the state should spend taxpayer dollars on subsidized medical school seats.