Idaho lawmakers have unveiled a new proposal to adopt tax cuts from the federal One Big Beautiful Bill Act — but the new bill appears to still place the state in a tight budget situation and its total ...

Lawmakers at the statehouse debated the use of firing squads for state executions. A bill that would have authorized a firing squad to carry out the death penalty in Indiana failed to pass out of the ...

BOISE, Idaho — Idaho lawmakers are advancing legislation that would extend the state's bathroom regulations beyond schools to include all government buildings and private businesses. House Bill 607 ...

A bill to add the firing squad as an execution method in Indiana failed in the House this week, falling three votes short of the required constitutional majority. The legislation could still be ...

Idaho lawmakers are moving forward with a bill that would allow residents to use plug-in solar generators. One of the bill's sponsors, Rep. John Gannon of District 17, says plug-in solar has been used ...

An Idaho House committee on Monday advanced a bill that would block local policies that ban discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. House Bill 557 would prevent local ...

LEWISTON, Idaho — A bill that would create a new legislative committee to oversee Idaho’s $1 billion federal rural health care grant advanced Wednesday after a divided hearing before the Idaho Senate ...

Indiana lawmakers tried to pass legislation that would allow the state to execute people using nitrogen gas or a firing squad. What's Undetermined The legislation failed to pass. If it had become law, ...

BOISE, Idaho — A bill that would bar Idaho cities and counties from enforcing anti-discrimination protections beyond state law cleared a House committee Monday on a 13-3 vote after nearly three hours ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WNDU) - A bill that would have added firing squads as an execution method in Indiana failed in the state house with a 48-47 vote, falling short of the 51 votes needed to pass. Nineteen ...

Bills could stop Boise Pride flag; one would add $2,000/day fines. Lawmakers worried bill could bar banners like 4-H or grad flags Debate was partisan; public turnout largely opposed while cities ...

Gov. Tina Kotek is asking lawmakers to approve a bill that would allow cities to once again expand their urban growth boundaries so long as they use it to build senior housing or manufactured homes.