Idaho’s long-term public safety depends not only on responding to crime, but also on investing in strategies that reduce repeat offenses and prevent unnecessary
How Federal and State Tax Cuts Shift Costs onto Idaho Families and Communities
The Idaho state government relies on income taxes to fund essential public services, including quality public education, safe infrastructure, and public safety. Since 2018,
House Bill 730 Risks Higher Costs and Errors in Idaho’s SNAP Program
What is House Bill 730? House Bill 730 proposes major changes to how Idaho administers the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). While framed as
Understanding House Bill 608 (2026): Refining Idaho’s Public School Facilities Cooperative Funding Program
What is House Bill 608? House Bill 608 makes targeted improvements to Idaho’s Public School Facilities Cooperative Funding Program (Idaho Code § 33-909), which
A Fair Chance for Idaho’s Youth: The Role of Strong Juvenile Defense
When a young person enters the justice system, the goal is to keep people safe while helping that child develop appropriate behaviors and decision-making skills.
States Pay, Families Lose: Idaho Food Assistance Under the OBBBA
Idahoans value a robust public education system and consistently rank education as their top legislative priority every year.1 Educating Idaho’s children has long been
Conforming with Recent Federal Tax Changes Will Result in Over $284.4 Million in Annual Revenue Loss in Idaho
