Clark Corbin

A story on the front page on June 14 reproduced an article written by Clark Corbin, a reporter from the Idaho Capital Sun.

By Clark Corbin Idaho Capital Sun Officials with Reclaim Idaho have asked the state to issue a revised financial analysis of their updated ballot initiative language, a state official said. The initiative, which would...

“The signature drive is on pause until the Secretary of State’s clock runs out, which is Wednesday,” Reclaim Idaho co-founder Luke Mayville said in a telephone interview Monday afternoon.

Meanwhile, the Idaho Freedom Foundation, in a letter to donors last month, took credit for a “never-before-seen” reckoning with Idaho’s K-12 education system.

Idaho Legislature increased own funding by some of highest levels of any state agency  Idaho Statesman

The move is essentially designed to let the House call itself back in session without needing Gov. Brad Little to authorize a special session.

The new law forces signature collectors to travel to the most far flung, least populated and remote parts of the state to gather signatures to qualify an initiative.

Canyon conservative, Boise Democrat forge unlikely union against protest ‘intimidation’  Idaho Statesman

The proposal to shift parts of Oregon into Idaho faces long odds and many questions. Malheur County voters get a related ballot measure for this year’s primary vote.

Idaho’s transgender athlete bill sparks similar legislation in more than half of states  Idaho Statesman

A bill that bans transgender girls and women from participating in girls’ and women’s sports has quickly spread to 30 statehouses across the country after originating in Idaho. Sponsored by Rep. Barbara Ehardt, R-Idaho Falls, the bill originated in the form of House Bill 500 during the 2020 Idaho le…

When the Idaho Legislature reconvenes Tuesday following an abrupt 17-day recess brought on by a COVID-19 Statehouse outbreak, Idahoans will be able to follow the action without leaving their home

The law is on hold as court determines its constitutionality.

Idaho House Republicans divided, but kill bill for $6 million federal preschool grant  Idaho Statesman

Gov. Brad Little’s staff offered a sneak peek Monday at a proposed $20 million summer reading program to designed to combat learning loss due to disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Both Supt. Sherri Ybarra and Gov. Brad Little are recommending the state spend more than $2 billion on public schools for the first time in Idaho history.

No new details on crowd size limits were released Wednesday, but a new athletics plan could be announced in the next 48 hours.

Who can close schools? Will Idaho budgets be restored? Here are 5 education issues for 2021  Idaho Statesman

Here’s how the federal CARES Act funding helped Idaho schools weather a storm  Idaho Statesman

Families now have until Jan. 8 to finishing filing recipients and paperwork.