Politics

These actions are putting the lives of babies and mothers at risk. Of course, it's not just Idaho that is facing these types of health dilemmas from hospitals nixing child deliveries.

As campaign ads are taking over our radios, televisions, and Facebook, it is fair to wonder how engaged all of us are in politics this time of year.

The problem isn’t the verbal message in the Brad Little ad, it’s the visual message. This isn't even about politics at this point.

The House Minority Leader in Boise is a woman.

State Representative Chad Christensen is making headlines for having a sense of humor and giving bunny ears to fellow Idaho Representative Randy Armstrong. You can tell he was trying to figure out exactly how to pull it off and how to keep from bursting into laughter.

Facebook is looking to ease the political fatigue by allowing users to begin blocking political posts from their social media feeds.

The controversial Medicaid expansion bill will take effect in January in Idaho, but open enrollment begins a week from Friday, on Nov. 1.

Gov. Brad Little and Idaho’s First Lady Teresa Little will be leaving on Saturday for a six-day diplomatic trip to Europe.

Gov. Brad Little said he has vetoed a bill that would have made it tougher for citizen initiatives to make it to the ballot box. He said he plans to also veto a second bill.

Gov. Brad Little signed new service dog legislation that amends current law.

The Senate Health and Welfare Committee on Thursday voted 5-4 to send to the Senate the legislation with a "do pass" recommendation.

A bill that would legalize hemp by aligning Idaho state law with the federal Farm Bill has passed the House.