Mr. and Mrs. Thomas have been married for about two years and have a baby girl. Both work. Relatives share child care duties. They want to buy a house, but they run short every month. The parents earn too much to qualify for Medicaid Read More
Over the past several weeks, more information has come to light about the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) initiative to establish three Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses (NLICs) in the U.S. and what the competing states of Idaho, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Utah Read More
My youngest son is playing football this fall, or trying to. He got hurt in preseason practice, had surgery, and has not played a single game yet. But he still shows up every day, does what he can, and keeps his grades Read More
As a member of Gen Z who participates actively in Idaho’s civic life, I hear people complaining about voter turnout among young people. I agree our turnout should be higher. But every time someone complains about the lack of young voters, I Read More
Every so often, I am reminded that a right is easy to ignore until someone tries to take it from you. This November, Idahoans are being asked to hand one of their rights over to the legislature. House Joint Resolution 4 (HJR Read More
As the new school year begins, I find myself nostalgic. This year is no ordinary year. I recently attended an ISU Alumni Dinner in the wake of their homecoming, celebrating 125 years as an institution. We, as Americans, just celebrated our 250th Read More