Tagged: Brad Little

June 18, 2025

Officials celebrate groundbreaking of new Career Technical Ed Center

Dozens of community members — including officials with Lake Pend Oreille School District — gathered June 9 at Sandpoint High School to break ground on the Career Technical Education Center …

Opinion / Politics

June 11, 2025

Republican politicians talk tough — when it matters, they chicken out

By Lauren Necochea
Reader Staff

It takes real strength to fight for the people you serve. But today’s Republican Party has abandoned that idea completely. From Washington to Boise, they’ve …

Business / News / News in Brief / Politics / Zach Hagadone

March 26, 2025

City Hall takes in updates on major projects

By Zach Hagadone
Reader Staff

The Sandpoint City Council heard a number of updates on ongoing, big-ticket projects at its regular March 19 meeting, queuing up a busy season going …

Education / Featured / Festival at Sandpoint / News / News in Brief / Politics / Zach Hagadone

March 19, 2025

Dist. 1 lawmakers Sauter, Woodward attend Sandpoint town hall

By Zach Hagadone
Reader Staff

Idaho District 1 Rep. Mark Sauter, R-Sandpoint, and Sen. Jim Woodward, R-Sagle, gathered with constituents March 15 for what may be the last local town …

Education / Health / Lauren Necochea / Opinion / Politics

March 19, 2025

Reckless Republican revenue cuts hurt everyday Idahoans

By Lauren Necochea
Reader Contributor

State revenue funds the building blocks of a strong economy and protects our quality of life. Public schools and career training prepare the next generation. …

News / News in Brief / Politics / Zach Hagadone

March 12, 2025

Idaho journalism ‘shield law’ clears Senate committee

By Zach Hagadone
Reader Staff

A bill protecting Idaho journalists from being forced to divulge confidential source material is one step closer to Gov. Brad Little’s desk, after members of …

Local Elections / News / News in Brief / Politics

January 29, 2025

Bill would give Idaho governor veto power over voter-approved ballot initiatives

By Kyle Pfannenstiel
Idaho Capital Sun

State lawmakers on Jan. 29 introduced a bill that would let the Idaho governor veto laws passed directly by voters.

The bill by Rep. …

Education / Health / Opinion / Politics

January 15, 2025

Who is fighting for Idaho families?

By Lauren Neccochea
Reader Contributor

Every legislative session, we see whether our leaders protect freedoms, lift families and plant seeds for stronger futures. The opening week of the 2025 session …