Health Freedom Idaho 2017 Legislative Session By Miste Karlfeldt This legislative session started with three primary pieces of legislation that concerned Health Freedom Idaho. The first, Naturopathic Licensing, is very close to my heart as [Read More]
Audit, Art and the BID Sandpoint City Council Meeting – April 19, 2017 by Anita Aurit Mayor Declares April as Fair Housing Month They mayor read a proclamation put forward by himself, the city, Human [Read More]
2018 Campaign for Governor Starts Now by Wayne Hoffman In little more than a year, Idahoans will begin making their selections as to who will become the next governor. The exceptionally good news is, at [Read More]
An Eventful Week – Congressman Raul Labrador by Rep. Raul Labrador My town hall Wednesday night in Meridian drew about 800 people. We planned on 90 minutes, but went over three hours. I left the [Read More]
Boundary County Drug Drop Box In co-operation with the Idaho TRUTH 208 project, the Boundary County Sheriff’s Office has elected to participate in a Drug Drop Box program. The drug drop box, located in the [Read More]
So Long Island Park, Hello Yellowstone Highlands by Karen Schumacher Although this article is regarding Island Park, every Idahoan throughout the state will be affected by the same agenda. It must be time to transform [Read More]
State Proposed Rules, Regulations and Fees for April, 2017 by Rep. Heather Scott – District 1 Just because the legislative session is over doesn’t mean the job of the legislator or the citizen is done. [Read More]
Butch Otter Gets Civil Asset Forfeiture WRONG in His Veto By Eric Boehm Apr. 13, 2017 Gov. Butch Otter says cops never abuse asset forfeiture, but there’s no way for anyone to know without this [Read More]
Why we need to amend the state constitution to allow for the override of vetoes By: Senator Steve Vick Here’s what Gov. Butch Otter’s vetoes mean to everyday Idahoans: Entrepreneurial makeup artists who make brides [Read More]
BOOM! Gov. Otter’s Veto Comes TOO LATE! Grocery Tax Repeal Is Legal by Shari Dovale “Unfortunately for the Governor, but fortunately for Idaho citizens, the Governor’s veto came too late.” ~Rep. Ron Nate Gov. Butch [Read More]
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