Month: April 2019

About that transmittal letter…

About that transmittal letter…

April 29, 2019

By Melissa Davlin, Idaho Reports When Gov. Brad Little posted the transmittal letter for...

Analysis: Legislature cedes rulemaking approval to Little

Analysis: Legislature cedes rulemaking approval to Little

April 23, 2019

By Melissa Davlin Over the last several years, the Idaho Legislature has paid closer...

Renewing urban renewal

Renewing urban renewal

April 11, 2019

By Seth Ogilvie, Idaho Reports The Idaho tax commission recognizes 86 urban renewal districts...

Voter initiatives and administrative rules bill DOA in Senate, Winder says

Voter initiatives and administrative rules bill DOA in Senate, Winder says

April 10, 2019

By Melissa Davlin, Idaho Reports While the House was at ease to add in...

What we know now

What we know now

April 9, 2019

By Seth Ogilvie, Idaho Reports The quote of this year’s legislative session, uttered in...

Who watches the watchers?

Who watches the watchers?

April 5, 2019

By Devon Downey Freshman Senator C. Scott Grow has become the center of Idaho...

Tribal exemptions for work requirements? Arizona set the precedent.

Tribal exemptions for work requirements? Arizona set the precedent.

April 4, 2019

By Melissa Davlin, Idaho Reports In today’s Medicaid expansion debate, expect to hear more...

If they opposed it, why didn’t they kill it?

If they opposed it, why didn’t they kill it?

April 3, 2019

By Melissa Davlin, Idaho Reports Have some questions after House Health and Welfare sent...

Deja vu on Medicaid hearing? Not quite.

Deja vu on Medicaid hearing? Not quite.

April 3, 2019

By Melissa Davlin, Idaho Reports It might seem like deja vu in House Health...

Analysis: 10 percent requirement makes district-by-district efforts even more disproportionate

Analysis: 10 percent requirement makes district-by-district efforts even more disproportionate

April 2, 2019

By Melissa Davlin, Idaho Reports While each of Idaho’s 35 legislative districts has about...