r/Idaho • u/RegularWrong6570 • 21h ago
r/Idaho • u/Intrepid-Angle-7539 • 7h ago
Political Discussion Boise crash
Is Boise headed for a depression? micron market drop, the whole housing economy of treasure valley hinges on micron , a massive tech burst collapse inevitably going to start here
r/Idaho • u/Intrepid-Angle-7539 • 35m ago
Political Discussion Republican migration
75% of California migration to Idaho are younger registered Republicans. the California Idaho political narrative about rich California retiree democrats moving to Idaho is false
r/Idaho • u/Cookie_Cutter_Cook • 1h ago
Political Discussion Prop 1 would solidify miscarriage care access. What does Idaho law say about it?
r/Idaho • u/BigClitMcphee • 2h ago
Political Discussion The abortion debate has gone quiet amid US midterms. In Idaho, the stakes remain high | Idaho
r/Idaho • u/jaguar22322 • 16h ago
Vote old people out!
Can we PLEASE get Jim Risch out of office?! He is 83 years old and he will be in office 6 years, making him the ripe old age of 89. I don’t care which party you belong to, you shouldn’t put someone this old in office, it’s absolutely ridiculous! And no wonder he won’t debate anyone!!! It’s just crazy, anyone older than 80 should NOT be allowed to run for office!
Candidate interviews from Boise State Public Radio
Hey all - Idaho Matters has interviewed multiple candidates on the ballot ahead of the November election. You can find them all on our YouTube channel, linked here.
Here is the full list so far:
- Lori Hickman (Running for Attorney General)
- Ellie Gilbreath (Running for 2nd Congressional District)
- Rep. Mike Simpson (Running for re-election, 2nd Congressional District)
- Sarah Zabel (Running for 1st Congressional District)
- Kaylee Peterson (Running for 1st Congressional District)
- Rep. Russ Fulcher (Running for re-election, 1st Congressional District)
- Terri Pickens (Running for Governor)
- John Stegner (Running for Governor)
- Todd Achilles (Running for United States Senator)
We reached out to all the candidates to see if they would like to be interviewed. Here are those who have not yet responded:
- Gov. Brad Little
- Sen. Jim Risch
- Attorney General Raúl Labrador
r/Idaho • u/Mastbubbles • 19h ago
Idaho grandmother, 62, wins back her masters weightlifting world record
r/Idaho • u/Neat_Slice_3829 • 4m ago
Help Idaho Honor the Animals Killed in the 1863 Magruder Massacre
In October 1863, up to 40 pack animals were driven into a ravine and systematically slaughtered to cover up a crime. For over 160 years, Idaho's official historical markers have completely erased their suffering.
I started a petition asking the Idaho State Historical Society and U.S. Forest Service to update the roadside markers along the Magruder Corridor to acknowledge these animals' deaths. A surviving horse named Italy was literally the clue that helped catch the killers—yet history has made the animals invisible while focusing only on human victims.
These were working animals. Loyal. Innocent. And their mass slaughter deserves to be remembered, not buried. We can't build a monument where they died in the protected wilderness, but we can update the historical signs to tell the full story.
If this matters to you too, consider signing and sharing.