Idaho’s new flag law, which has been skirted by some cities, has affected a Treasure Valley town that traditionally flew a ...

The most glaring issue, however, is the hypocrisy. Idaho lawmakers have positioned themselves as defenders of liberty, ...

The City of Boise and Bonners Ferry in North Idaho have both adoptredThe Boise City Council has voted to include the LGBTQ+ ...

Gov. Little says that he knew Idaho's flag law didn't include enforcement mechanisms, but still supports it and believes it ...

City leaders in Boise and Salt Lake City found a workaround to recent state laws that effectively banned pride flags from government property.

The Bonners Ferry City Council voted to continue displaying the Canadian flag on city grounds, despite a directive from Idaho ...

As you cross the Kootenai River driving south into Bonners Ferry, Idaho, Highway 95 sweeps to the left, beside a patch of grass where, for nearly half a century, the Canadian flag has fluttered ...

military flags and flags of universities and public schools. Idaho’s law, which was signed into law by Republican Gov. Brad Little April 4, lays down the same bans and flag exemptions.

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