Clark Corbin, Idaho Capital Sun
Idaho Gov. Brad Little says state is well-prepared for uncertain economic future
Idaho’s top two statewide elected officials said Wednesday that the state is well-positioned to ride out economic uncertainty created by the collision of inflation and high interest rates with rapid growth officials are still taking stock of. Gov. Brad Little and Lt. Gov. Scott Bedke were among the speakers during the 77th annual Associated Taxpayers…
Idaho releases first state revenue report following transition to Luma system
Income, corporate and sales taxes come in at a combined $38.8M behind state projections.
Property tax cuts coming for Idaho homeowners through new state law
Homeowners will find out how much they will save on their November bill.
Idaho legislators circulating petitions to call special session to address primary
Some Idaho legislators want to reinstate the presidential primary election that legislators eliminated.
Idaho ends 2023 fiscal year with $99 million surplus
With the surplus, Idahoans to receive about $300 million in property tax cuts.
New coalition seeks to end Idaho’s closed primary elections
Organizers with Reclaim Idaho have teamed up with several other organizations to file a ballot initiative for the 2024 general election that is designed to replace Idaho’s closed primary elections with open primaries that any Idaho voter could participate in, regardless of political affiliation. The initiative would also change Idaho general elections by creating a…
Idaho’s schools chief to discuss new education laws on post legislative tour
INSIDE: Find out when and where the statewide events will be held.
Gov. Brad Little continues to push for career training grants and teacher raises
Little and Lt. Gov. Scott Bedke have been touring the state to build support for the Idaho Launch proposal, Little said at press conference Friday.
Idaho House, Senate GOP leaders reach an agreement over JFAC’s voting process
The budget-setting committee has not yet voted on supplemental budget requests, which is unusual for this point in the legislative session.
Horman embraces new role as co-chair of the Legislature’s budget committee
The House member supports changing the public school funding formula, an issue that is expected to dominate the 2023 session.