Laura Guido

The Idaho Commission for Libraries is preparing a contingency plan if — like many libraries and other entities across the U.S. — it loses its federal grant funding.

BOISE — A federal judge has temporarily extended a block on enforcement of Idaho’s newly passed immigration law.

Idaho’s chief lawyer has asked the city of Boise to comply with a new law that limits what flags may be flown by government buildings, and warned that the state

Advocates for some public assistance programs are raising alarms about the potential impacts to Idahoans if Congress approves proposed massive cuts to Medicaid and SNAP food assistance.

GARDEN CITY — When Reham Aarti hears the clattering of something delicate breaking when it’s dropped, her first instinct is to shout “Don’t throw it away!”

BOISE — The legislative panel tasked with overseeing Idaho’s major health care transitions over the next several years met for the first time since passing a Medicaid reform bill —

BOISE — It’s prime gardening season in the Treasure Valley with longer, warmer days.

Idaho’s libraries are preparing to end and restructure a digital access plan and the talking book service in response to the recent sudden termination of federal grants.

Originally published July 14 on IdahoCapitalSun.com.Kristyn Herbert has a knack for coming up with delicious recipes in her head. But a seizure when she was a 2-day-old infant that left

Originally published Sept. 23 on IdahoCapitalSun.com.