CDC Launches New Campaign to Address Youth Substance Use and Mental Health
Free Mind Campaign The back-to-school season is a great time to engage with youth about mental health and substance use to promote their well-being throughout the academic year. To support these conversations, the Centers for Disease Control
Everyday Economics: CPI Takes Center Stage as Tariff-Driven Price Pressures Mount
(The Center Square) – Several states have adopted or considered policies around reporting medical debt to consumer credit agencies. Prohibiting the practice could lead to rising credit scores, but critics argue it may also drive up healthcare
Seattle Seahawks Continue International Expansion Efforts as part of NFL’s Global Markets ProgramÂ
Team announces new partnerships in Australia, New Zealand and Canada as part of global growth strategy RENTON, WA – The Seattle Seahawks announced last week a new business partnerships abroad to support the team’s international growth efforts.
State Board Appoints Trustees for Newly Created Grangeville, Clearwater Valley School Districts
GRANGEVILLE, ID – The State Board of Education appointed 10 trustees to oversee the newly-created Grangeville and Clearwater Valley school districts in a brief special meeting in July. The appointments are temporary with all 10 seats up
State says “In God We Trust” Signs Allowed After First HB 41 Complaint
SANDPOINT, ID – Signs with the United States national motto “In God We Trust” will be allowed in Idaho schools under House Bill 41, which outlaws political viewpoints, according Idaho Department of Education. Through a public records
Wolves Remain Under State Control in Idaho Following Legal Victory for Conservationist
Conservation groups sued and won after Western wolves were not given protections under the Endangered Species Act IDAHO – Conservationists who are pushing for additional protections for wolves say a recent Montana court ruling represents a major
Ohio, South Carolina, 16 Others Join Texas’ Illegal Immigration Fight
U.S. – Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson have taken up Texas’ fight to enforce its immigration law. The two prosecutors, both from states where points of entry from other counties
Secretary Rollins Announces Major Investment for Rural Communities Across Iowa
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins today announced $152 million in investments for 19 rural development projects in communities across the State of Iowa. These unprecedented, coordinated U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development
Man Injured In ATV Crash Near Endicott
ENDICOTT, WA – A man was injured in an ATV crash in a field North of Endicott on Friday night. The Whitman County Sheriff’s Office responded to the crash around 8:00. The man was riding a four
Microschools are Growing in Popularity, but State Regulations Haven’t Caught Up
U.S. – States may define microschools as homeschools, private schools or something else. When Siri Fiske founded the Mysa Microschool in Washington, D.C., in 2016, there wasn’t a widely accepted term for her small, one-room schoolhouse model.