RELEASE: Idaho Students Invited to Put Their Holiday Spirit on Display with the 2026 Holiday Card Contest
The Idaho Department of Education invites K-12 public and charter school students to enter its annual holiday card contest, with entries due by November 16.
RELEASE: Idaho Liberty Bell Tour Makes 23 Stops October 22–29
The Idaho Liberty Bell Tour will make 23 stops from Oct. 22 to 29, from Nampa through Lewiston, Moscow, and the Panhandle, as it continues its journey through all 44 Idaho counties.
RELEASE: AG Labrador Announces Over $400 Million in Settlements in Generic Drug Conspiracies to Inflate Prices, Limit Competition
Idaho joined more than 40 states in settlements with Sandoz and other generic drug makers accused of price-fixing, and AG Raúl Labrador is urging Idahoans who bought the drugs to file for compensation.
RELEASE: Arco to Host Governor Little’s ‘Capital for a Day’ Event Thursday
Gov. Brad Little and state officials will hold a Capital for a Day event in Arco on Thursday, Oct. 22, at the Lost Rivers Community and Senior Center.
RELEASE: Insurance Fraud Investigation Leads to Conviction of Athol Man
An Athol man was sentenced to probation after a DOI Fraud Unit investigation found he filed a $4,150 vandalism claim on a GMC Yukon that was already damaged when he bought it.
RELEASE: IFPC Legal Center Secures Settlement in Workplace Pronoun Case
The IFPC Legal Center secured a confidential settlement for Army veteran Adam Hahn, a Post Falls supervisor fired after declining to use a transgender coworker's preferred pronouns.
RELEASE: DEQ to Host Open House on Draft 401 Water Quality Certification for Caldera Flats Project
DEQ will hold an Oct. 28 open house in Island Park on its draft Clean Water Act Section 401 water quality certification for the Caldera Flats project.
RELEASE: DEQ Awards $1,400,000 to the City of Island Park
DEQ awards a $1.4 million low-interest loan to the City of Island Park to inventory and replace lead service lines, with more than $1 million in principal forgiveness.
RELEASE: Report Examines AI Use by Idaho Courts
The Idaho Supreme Court released a workgroup report on governing artificial intelligence in Idaho's courts, emphasizing ethics, transparency and human oversight without adopting any AI tool.
RELEASE: Free Legal Clinics Will Mark Pro Bono Week
The Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Program will host free legal clinics for low-income Idahoans during Pro Bono Week, October 26-30, including phone consultations, a Payette library clinic, a Boise will clinic, and a bankruptcy webinar.
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