Four days after Idaho Gov. Brad Little vetoed a bill that would’ve banned medical intervention mandates — including vaccines, medical treatment or medicine — by businesses, governments, schools and colleges,

BONNER COUNTY, Idaho — County election offices have removed more than 144,000 individuals from Idaho’s voter rolls after recently completing voter registration maintenance required every two years under Idaho law.

Idaho voters will decide whether to add to the state constitution that only the Legislature has power to legalize marijuana, narcotics or psychoactive drugs.

The Blaine County election previously scheduled for May 20 will not happen this year because no ballot questions have been submitted by Blaine County taxing districts, and candidates running for

The GOP-led states of Idaho and Missouri took nearly 300,000 registrations off their voter rolls after finding inactive, ineligible, or deceased voters, in addition to duplicates and voters who moved.

Filer Schools propose a $52 million bond for a new middle school, combining its location with the current elementary and middle school.

Idaho voters will be asked whether the Idaho Constitution should be amended to declare English as the state’s official language.  The Idaho Legislature widely approved House Joint Resolution 6, the resolution that proposes the constitutional amendment.

Secretary of State Phil McGrane and House Speaker Mike Moyle, R-Star, presented House Bill 442, which would increase campaign expenditure reporting frequency, increase individual contribution limits and include a trigger to significantly increase contribution limits if a legislative candidate has $50,000 spent against them.

President Donald Trump Tuesday signed a sweeping executive order that overhauls the administration of U.S. elections, including requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote.

County election offices have removed more than 144,000 individuals from Idaho’s voter rolls after recently completing voter registration maintenance required every two years under Idaho law.