Argonaut Radio: Oct. 28, 2015
In this show Matt Rueger reported on why Dezmon Epps is indefinitely suspended from the football team. Rueger also spoke about ASUI’s plan to better meet with state legislators and […]
Tag: legislature
Cannabidiol oil bill moves forward to House floor
Idaho Senators change their vote, pass bill Following declarations of death by deadlock, the cannabidiol oil bill was rolled back into the House State Affairs committee Thursday morning and passed […]
News briefs
House seeks to impeach judges favoring same-sex marriage The Idaho House of Representatives voted 44–25 March 20 to send a non-binding memorial to the Senate by Rep. Paul Shepherd to […]
Make campus safe
Idaho Legislature should fund security upgrades Almost one year after Idaho legislators passed the statewide Campus Carry law — allowing for the concealed carry of firearms on public college campuses […]
Leadership needed
Legislature should abandon embarrassing politics, priorities The Idaho legislature doesn’t disappoint when it comes to being absurd. It seems like every year legislators find a new way to show their […]
Gun bill protects natural right
‘Constitutional Carry’ bill is commendable, needs stronger statement of purpose When it comes to the right to defend oneself, Idaho has been on the ball. Last year, it was allowing […]
Rally cries ‘the time is now’
Add the Words bill to be heard in committee, supporters come together The House Ways and Means Committee approved the introduction of a bill with a 6-1 vote last week […]
Vandal voice in Idaho Legislature
ASUI is seeking a student lobbyist to represent the political agenda of University of Idaho students during the 2015 legislative session at the state capitol in Boise.
Rebooting Otter’s executive budget — Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy to push alternative budget
Chloe Rambo Argonaut BOISE — It’s a brand new plan and quickly gaining nods from Idaho education heavyweights. Michael Ferguson, director of the Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy, released an […]
Education, water and wolves top Otter’s budget
This is the year for education, “K-through-Career,” Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter said during his State of the State address Monday in Boise. Otter opened up the 2014 Idaho Legislative Session […]