Sally Krutzig

BOISE — On Sunday, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott tweeted a Fox News graphic titled “Biden’s Climate Requirements.” The graphic said Biden’s climate plan would “cut 90% of red meat from

A new doughnut shop will soon open at Hillcrest Plaza in Ammon. Duck Donuts will hold its grand opening on May 1 at 8 a.m. The first person in line

On Tuesday, the Senate voted 28-7, in favor of SB 1205, a new bill seeking to “build upon” previous legislation prohibiting Idaho from enforcing federal gun control laws.

BOISE — Last week, the twelfth week of the 2021 legislative session, state officials and lawmakers:

Rep. Barbara Ehardt, R-Idaho Falls, presented the Protecting Critical Thinking in Higher Education Act to the House Education Committee on Wednesday morning. The bill is intended to protect

For Idahoans, keeping up with the case of Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell has often felt they are like watching a bizarre television drama play out. Now, in a nod

BOISE — On Monday, the Move Oregon’s Border for a Greater Idaho organization spoke to a joint House and Senate committee about its desire to have part of Oregon join

When Rep. Marco Erickson, R-Idaho Falls, wakes up in the morning, he leaves his 30-foot travel trailer and heads to the end of the RV park to use

BOISE — HB 222, sponsored by Sen. Dave Lent, R-Idaho Falls, and Rep. Ryan Kerby, R-New Plymouth, passed the Senate unanimously Wednesday. While the bill has moved through the Legislature

BOISE — On March 5, Gov. Brad Little signed the Wrongful Conviction Act into law. But on Wednesday, an updated version of the law was introduced in the Senate Judiciary