Newsletter

More than 70 rural schools receive arts grants

The grants, ranging from $1,945 to $15,000, will support fine arts, performing arts and design courses.

What’s in a name — or names — at the U of I?

The State Board of Education rebrands the nonprofit at the heart of the U of I-University of Phoenix megadeal, and approves naming rights for the Kibbie Dome.

CWI trustee steps down

Seven months after her re-election, Annie Pelletier Hightower is stepping down, for the “well-being” of her family.

Democratic fundraisers seek to capitalize on K-12 spending

In a pair of emails, Democrats are accusing Gov. Brad Little and Statehouse Republicans of abandoning their promise to boost K-12 spending.

Amid controversy, Kellogg holds a rescheduled graduation

The story began to unfold after a recent senior assembly, when a student was barred from graduation over comments about gender.

U of I named in tort claims stemming from slayings

The families of Kaylee Goncalves and Madison Mogen have filed claims with the U of I, the city of Moscow and the Idaho State Police, the Idaho Statesman reported Thursday.

Lawyering limbo: NIC attorney steps aside, and search begins for a replacement

Art Macomber abruptly withdrew as NIC’s legal counsel Wednesday, after trustees rescinded a vote to replace him, KHQ TV in Spokane, Wash., reported Wednesday.

I.F. officials face civil complaint stemming from bond campaign

Bonneville County Prosecutor Randy Neal says the district used public money to produce and distribute materials that advocated for a November bond issue, Kaitlin Hart of East Idaho News reported Tuesday.

Kohberger faces Oct. 2 trial in connection with U of I student slayings

A judge entered a not guilty plea on Kohberger’s behalf during a Monday morning arraignment.

Report: NIC’s serious problems linger, despite some progress

The 26-page report doesn’t tip the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities on an accreditation decision that could have a dramatic impact on the 90-year-old community college and its 4,000 students.