Tag: politics
Running for Rexburg mayor was never the plan
An unlikely path brings an Idaho native to the political stage.
State Supreme Court rules against attorney general’s open primaries ballot initiative titles
The Idaho Supreme Court ruled against Attorney General Raul Labrador’s open primaries ballot...
Column: How I overcame the political “natural man” to become a peacemaker
Peacemaking hasn’t always been my strong suit, especially in the political realm. Conversations...
6 ways to act on the Church’s recent political neutrality and participation statement
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day saints updated its political neutrality and...
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ political neutrality and participation
On Friday, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints posted on social media how...
Governor Little to visit Eastern Idaho to hear citizen concerns
Governor Brad Little will host a “Capital for a Day” event in St. Anthony on June 15...
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BYU-I professor offers his perspective on politics
Hyrum Lewis, a graduate of BYU-Idaho and a professor of History and International Studies at the...
Peggy Burt Edwards enters homestretch of library board campaign
As a military wife, Peggy Burt Edwards has lived in a lot of different places. One place that has...
President Biden will run for reelection in 2024
President Biden announced his candidacy for the 2024 election. He placed the idea of personal freedom at the center of his speech.
Local legislators defend their votes on controversial legislation
Congressmen for Idaho’s 34th District met with the community to review the legislative session that finished earlier this month.
Idaho representative preaches power to the people
Over her four terms as a state legislator, Heather Scott has focused on making government more transparent and empowering citizens to get involved.