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Holding the line on the state budget is harder than it should be. Sen. Glenneda Zuiderveld joins us to discuss her duties as a member of JFAC.

Jerome County commissioners passed and just as quickly rescinded an illegal policy banning firearms from a county administrative building. How do we prevent such mistakes moving forward?

The Idaho Covid Response Study Committee met earlier this week and concluded that state officials violated the U.S. and Idaho Constitutions. So what will be done to ensure this kind of abuse never happens again?

How did a health benefit providing weight loss drugs for Idaho State workers balloon from $10,000 per year to $30-$50 million per year since 2021 without anyone saying anything? We deserve some answers as to how this stayed in place for four years.

Despite the fluctuations we've seen as 2025 draws closer to an end, Idahoans have a lot to celebrate, and a lot to look forward to heading into 2026.

Idaho lawmakers passed legislation forbidding political displays in school classrooms. Now some educators want to push back, saying their support of inclusivity trumps the law.

With Save Our Schools lining up to dismantle education choice in Idaho, now is the time for conservatives to unite. Can we stop attacking each other long enough for that to happen?

As of July 1, a number of new laws have taken effect in Idaho. Why won't the legacy media talk about the laws that limit government power, particularly over our medical decisions?

As we celebrate America's independence, here are a handful of issues directly affecting our freedoms here in the Gem State.

Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) has withdrawn a proposed amendment to sell certain parcels of federal land in the West. Learn why control needs to be returned to the western states.