Carly Flandro

Day 82: Looking past the legislative session

With the Legislature nearing sine die, Critchfield is planning what comes next.

Here’s what we can learn from history.

At Future Public, a focus on equity is making a difference.

The financial literacy bill, which Critchfield has long touted, was signed into law.

Gov. Little signed her parental rights bill today.

With a history of failed bonds on its record, Idaho Falls is turning to a new solution — a plant facilities levy.

The unanimous decision on Monday night followed an emotional discussion about “significant erosion of trust between the community and the district.”

Teachers are not required to shoulder extra responsibilities, but finding one who doesn’t would be nearly impossible.

The day of rest comes before statewide and national travel.

An opposition campaign helped sink two Coeur d’Alene levy measures, including a $25 million perpetual supplemental levy.