Trump’s big day in court
Andrew Prokop is a senior politics correspondent at Vox, covering the White House, elections, and political scandals and investigations. He's worked at Vox since...
Bill Would Prohibit Diversity, Equity Programs at Idaho’s Colleges and Universities
The Idaho Senate is considering a new bill that would prohibit diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) positions and offices in higher education, it announced...
Idaho Governor Expands Fentanyl Initiative to Include Human Trafficking
NAMPA - When Gov. Brad Little launched Operation Esto Perpetua in 2022, he recognized that work had to be done regarding fentanyl infiltration into...
Lansing sees record lobbyist spending with Democrats leading Michigan government
Registered lobbyists of state government officials reported spending $52.9 million in 2023, setting a new record as Democrats took trifecta control of Michigan state...
Some school districts canceling, delaying classes due to heavy snowfall
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - As quick-hitting snowfall rolls into West Michigan, some school districts are canceling or delaying classes for Thursday. The snow began...
Poll workers, voters adapting to state’s photo ID requirement
Early in-person voting starts Thursday. For many North Carolina voters it will be the first time they cast a ballot under a photo ID...
Here’s Why You Should Be Using Green Porch Lights in Indiana
No, that green porch light isn't someone being festive for St. Patrick's Day or Christmas. It actually has a much deeper meaning. Here's what...
South Carolina’s Pivotal Role in the Revolutionary War: A Story of Battles and Heroes
South Carolina's role in the American Revolutionary War, often overshadowed by the more famous northern battles, was pivotal to the Patriot cause. Hosting upwards...
The Gullah Culture: Preserving African Heritage in South Carolina
The Gullah, an African American ethnic group predominantly located in the Lowcountry region of South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, and Florida, represent a living...
Founding fathers did not intend for Supreme Court justices or other judges to be...
Our Supreme Court consists of nine Justices. It’s been nine since 1869. A congressional act, signed by the president, can alter that number.Paul G....
