On Dec. 1, 2021, the Supreme Court heard arguments on a Mississippi abortion ban that blocks abortions 15 weeks after conception. The court expressed willingness
The Anti-Racism Collective at Boise State was created in August of 2021 with the goal of making space for difficult conversations, sharing resources and supporting
Boise High students are currently drafting legislation that would change the process for minors to possess firearms in Idaho, as reported by the Idaho Statesman.
A U.S. District Court in Georgia ruled to pause enforcement of the Biden administration’s vaccine mandate for federal contractors on Tuesday, stating the president likely
Consumer prices continue to rise with rapid inflation, especially in food, energy and housing. The New York Times reported that prices in October were 6.2%
Idahoans shared their concerns about 5G towers spreading across Boise residential areas earlier this month at a City of Boise Planning and Development meeting. Most
Boise State submitted a motion to dismiss Big City Coffee’s suit against the university and several administrators, BoiseDev reports. The lawsuit alleges Boise State forced
Boise State plays a key role in helping the Treasure Valley solve the current housing crisis. With an ever-rising demand for affordable housing, what Boise
Four individuals are running for a Boise City Council seat in District 3, including incumbent Lisa Sanchez, in next week’s election on Nov. 2. This
The Boise State community is still processing and responding to the Boise Towne Square mass shooting that left 2 victims dead and 4 injured Monday
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