Idaho Senate

In a move reflecting a strong sense of local values, Idaho just tightened the reins on government access to private property.

With a unanimous vote, Idaho is making its stance clear on animal agriculture. What does this mean for the future of farming in our state?

A new bill on the governor's desk could reshape the way Idaho supports local agriculture, making it easier for Idahoans to get fresh food right from the source.

As the demand for power surges, Idaho's lawmakers are stepping up with new strategies to keep the lights on for everyone. Let’s see what’s brewing in Boise.

With passionate testimonies and a decisive vote, Idaho's Senate is sending a message about property rights—let's dive into the details.

New labeling rules for lab-grown proteins are on the table in Idaho, promising to change how we think about what’s in our food.

A bill just hit the Senate floor that could change how Idahoans shop for food. It's all about supporting local producers and cutting through some red tape.

As urban and rural drivers intersect, new measures aim to keep everyone safer on our highways—let’s break it down.

Last week, the Idaho State House passed Senate Bill 1083 A.  The legislation looks to address declining groundwater levels in several areas of the state, which has cost water users and the state tens of millions of dollars.  Senate Bill 1083 A proposes four key changes:     Fairness in Administration – The bill specifies that new subdivisions in areas of the state designated as Ground Water Manag

According to the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation, property owners in the Gem State may soon see some tax relief.  Supporters of House Bill 304 would provide an additional $100 million of annual property tax relief to Idahoans starting in 2025.   “...