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The U.S. Department of Energy is considering five states, including Idaho for nuclear campuses that could receive used nuclear fuel from around the country. The proposed facility would be located […]
Gov. Little recommends a $22 million cut in Medicaid expenditures for the next fiscal year In order for Idaho to manage expected budget deficits, Medicaid, a federally and state funded low-cost health […]
On Wednesday, March 13, Governor Brad Little signed House Bill 37, which will add the firing squad as a method of execution in Idaho. Starting July 1, 2026, Idaho will […]
On Feb. 27, Governor Brad Little signed House Bill 93, creating the Parental Choice Tax Credit program. To many Idahoans, this came as a surprise—over 32,000 residents contacted the office […]
Idaho is home to some of the last great wilderness areas in the lower 48. However, this doesn’t deter policymakers and legislators from trying to destroy it. Predators have often […]
Returning back to campus this spring semester, some may have noticed their TikTok app getting stuck on a loading screen. Back in December, an executive order by Idaho Governor Brad […]
The Brave. Bold. fundraising campaign was announced to the public in the ICCU Arena as part of the homecoming week events. Idaho Gov. Brad Little was in attendance as a part of the ribbon-cutting and campaign launch. The goal is […]
ASUI rejected a resolution Wednesday calling for Idaho Gov. Brad Little to rescind his executive order. Following its introduction last week, ASUI voted to reject the resolution calling for Gov. Little to rescind his executive order banning vaccine passports as […]
ASUI introduced a resolution Wednesday calling for Idaho Gov. Brad Little to rescind his executive order banning vaccine passports. The order, which contains provisions barring certain vaccine action taken on by state institutions, limits the University of Idaho’s autonomy […]
University of Idaho clarified eligibility for vaccine incentives in an email sent out by Dean of Students and Vice Provost for Student Affairs Blaine Eckles. These incentives include $50 gift […]