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Idaho Supreme Court Orders Changes to Ballot Title and Fiscal Statement for Abortion Ballot Initiative

Idaho Supreme Court Orders Changes to Ballot Title and Fiscal Statement for Abortion Ballot Initiative

80% Center coverage: 10 sources

What Do Americans Think of ‘No Kings’ Protests? Here’s What a New Poll Found

What Do Americans Think of ‘No Kings’ Protests? Here’s What a New Poll Found

Coverage: 8 sources

Americans are divided over the “No Kings” protests, which were held across the country on June 14, according to new polling. Read more...See the Story

North Texas Arts Organizations Lose Federal Funding. What Happens Now?

North Texas Arts Organizations Lose Federal Funding. What Happens Now?

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

After the Trump administration cut thousands of dollars in federal funding for local arts organizations, they are seeking new sources of revenue to fill the gap.See the Story

West Valley Humane Society in need of funds to keep its doors open

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Little kittens in a cage of a shelter for homeless animals(Okssi / Adobe Stock)We talked with the Mayor of Caldwell after the city announced it might not be able to keep paying the West Valley Humane Society to take care of strays in Canyon County.At issue is a rate hike proposed by West Valley from about $70,000 to more than half a million dollars.West Valley says it's been undercharging for its services for years, and it needs the increase jus…Kittens · Caldwell Read Article

City of Caldwell faces rising rates from the West Valley Humane Society

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

( City of Caldwell)Two weeks ago, the City of Caldwell announced that it might not be able to keep paying the West Valley Humane Society to take care of strays in Canyon County.The stunning announcement came after West Valley said it was raising its rates for Caldwell from about $70,000 to more than half a million dollars. It says it's been undercharging services for years, and it needed the increase just to pay the bills.Caldwell said that in o…Caldwell, Idaho · Caldwell Read Article

"Inside the President's Team" by Bob Barrett

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Except for his wife Betty, no one was closer to Gerald Ford during his presidency than Bob Barrett. As Ford’s Chief of Staff, Bob carried the “nuclear football”—the American nuclear codes—and could not let Ford out of his sight. This nerve-wracking job led to a deep friendship with the First Family and gave Bob an unparalleled view of Ford’s historic and unusual presidency.In his memoir, Inside the President’s Team: Family, Service, and the Gera…United States · United States Read Article

Idaho's population boom: A new policy brief dives into the state's growth

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

( Darin Oswald / Idaho Statesman)We all know Idaho is growing. We see it every day: in traffic, at our schools and in a need for more housing. Over the past five years, all of Idaho's counties have seen a growth in population, and in the past 25 years we’ve grown by more than 50%.So how much has Idaho grown, and what’s causing the majority of the population shift?The James A. & Louise McClure Center for Public Policy Research decided to take a d…Boise · Boise Read Article

Students excavate thousands of artifacts in downtown Boise

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Over the last two weeks, archaeologists and students have been digging into Idaho's history, literally.Less than a year ago, renovations on Boise's landmark Assay Office accidentally uncovered hundreds of artifacts.Now, with the excavation project at an end, there are lots of new finds to dust off.Anthropology professors Mark Warner and Renae Campbell with the University of Idaho joined Idaho Matters to talk about what they discovered.Boise · Boise Read Article

Local Nonprofit Puts the Power of Giving Into the Hands of Idahoans

Coverage: 2 sources

Celebrating community giving at the 2025 Idaho Gives. The Idaho Nonprofit Center merged into the Idaho Community Foundation in Nov. 2024.(Idaho Community Foundation )Since 1988, the Idaho Community Foundation has invested $200 million to local communities, and this summer it's putting the power of giving into your hands.Four Idahoans will each get the chance to award a $5,000 grant to a local nonprofit in their area through the foundation's $200…See the Story

"The Umbrella Maker's Son" by Tod Lending

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

On today’s program, Tod Lending joins us to talk about his debut novel, The Umbrella Maker’s Son.Set in World War II Poland, the book follows seventeen-year-old Reuven, a young man born to a working class Jewish family who suddenly finds himself fighting to save his life and to locate the young woman, Zelda, who holds his heart.Tod Lending is an Academy Award–nominated and Emmy-winning producer, director, writer, and cinematographer. Lending is …World War II · Poland Read Article

PBS, NPR funding on the line as House nears final vote on $9.4 billion in DOGE-backed cuts

52% Center coverage: 105 sources

The House on Wednesday moved a step closer to approving President Donald Trump’s $9.4 billion spending cut package, which would codify some cuts originally proposed by the Department of Government Efficiency. US Politics · United States See the Story

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