Beginning Wednesday, the Department of Health and Welfare will begin sending notices to the roughly 150,000 people enrolled in Medicaid who no longer qualify.
It’s been one week since the Twin Falls Warming Center opened. And while it’s a great option for those looking to survive those frigid overnight temperatures, it’s only a temporary fix to a long-lasting problem.
Idahoans across the state have been dealing with freezing temperatures the last few days, and some ranchers here in Southern Idaho are looking forward to warmer days.
An unexpected surprise was discovered Monday at the Twin Falls Animal Shelter. We’re not talking about a financial donation, or a food drop off, but according to the staff, a “dog drop-off”.
On Monday Sen. Brian Lenney of Nampa introduced a joint resolution to the Senate Education Committee that may play a pivotal role in whether or not school choice legislation gets passed thIs session.
An Idaho House Bill that would penalize cities that don’t enforce Idaho felonies is heading to the Senate, after passing through the house easily today
On Monday Idaho House lawmakers will begin discussions and debate on a proposed bill that aims to take action on cities and counties that willfully refuse to enforce any felony listed in Idaho Code.