Episode: Who Gets to be a Judge?
This week, Kelsey Mosley-Morris from the Idaho Capital Sun talks to Ruth Brown about a controversial bill speeding through the capitol that could change the way judges are appointed.
24 Mars 202217min
Season 50 Episode 19: It's Going to be Messy
The clock is ticking on this year’s legislative session, and lawmakers are rapidly passing a number of bills. What’s left for them to address? Major property tax relief and full day kindergarten – som...
19 Mars 202228min
COVID-19 Update: March 18, 2022
The state saw more good news this week, as the statewide test positivity rate dropped to 2.5%. That’s the lowest the positivity rate has been since the pandemic began in 2020. The longtime goal of the...
19 Mars 20221min
Episode: Elections on the Horizon
Friday evening was the candidate filing deadline for statewide and legislative offices. Melissa Davlin and Ruth Brown break down the early results, from familiar names on the ballot to future impacts ...
18 Mars 202218min
Season 50 Episode 18: Your Move, Senators
A number of controversial legislative proposals are dying quiet deaths without hearings in the Idaho Senate. Plus, Garth Taylor of the University of Idaho explains how the war in Ukraine is affecting ...
12 Mars 202226min
COVID-19 Update: March 11, 2022
The state saw encouraging news this week as the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported Thursday that the statewide test positivity rate had dropped to 3.7%, down from last week’s 6.2%. That m...
11 Mars 20221min
Episode: Legislative leadership luncheon
Senate President Pro Tem Chuck Winder, Senate Minority Leader Michelle Stennett, and House Minority Leader Ilana Rubel answered questions from reporters about sales and property taxes, higher educatio...
8 Mars 202251min
COVID-19 Update: March 4, 2022
In a sign of good news, the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported Thursday that the statewide test positivity rate had dropped to 6.2%, down from last week’s 10%, nearly meeting the goal of ...
5 Mars 20221min
