‘Still need to celebrate’: Idaho Black Community Alliance continues Black History Month events despite federal pause
After the Pentagon declared a national pause to cultural celebrations, Idaho’s Black Community Alliance is continuing to honor Black History Month.
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Growing Idaho's agricultural community
More and more people are turning into small farmers, which is not an easy process. That's why a new workshop is providing ...
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Idaho kids wouldn't need any schooling under proposed constitutional amendment
Idaho’s latest proposed constitutional amendment would remove language giving the state power to enforce mandatory education ...
Idaho student test scores still haven’t overcome pandemic dips, but top national averages
That is one bright spot: Idaho fourth and eighth graders had higher proficiency rates than their national peers in reading ...
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Idaho opts out of death penalty for murder suspect who walked away from work camp
Idaho has decided not to seek the death penalty in the case against Kevin Kuintzle, as first reported by KMVT.Kuintzle is ...
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Critchfield: Let’s make Idaho’s school funding formula work for all communities
In Idaho, about 60% of school funding comes from the state. The rest is a combination of local and federal funds. State funds are distributed by assigning districts and charters a specific number of ...
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Idaho hits 2 million residents for the first time
Idaho just hit 2 million residents, according to the US Census Bureau, but it’s fallen down the list of fastest-growing ...