AI is neither good nor bad but is a tool that can be used for great benefit or harm.

Idaho lawmakers can and should protect taxpayers and level the playing field with several common-sense reforms.

Idaho’s home equity theft loophole is hopefully approaching an end thanks to House Bill 444.

Providing advance notice of bills scheduled for public hearings is a standard practice among neighboring states.

A new poll by Boise State University shows public support for increasing education choice options in Idaho.

The Idaho House Judiciary, Rules and Administration committee is making quick work of House Bill 406 - legislation that "adds to existing...

A recent announcement by the Supreme Court is likely to bring some clarity to the tools local governments use in managing homeless populatio

Idaho should learn from some of the legislative transparency best practices from neighboring states to help improve citizen involvement.

A case pending before the Supreme Court of the United States has the potential to enhance the First Amendment rights of workers.

Here are MSPC’s top recommendations for lawmakers to consider.

Here are some of our favorite memories from this year.

Ultimately all local tax levies should be moved to the November general election.

Here are five of the high-demand policy gifts that are sure to delight users of all ages.

I had the opportunity to sit down with Melissa Davlin of Idaho Reports on December 8 for an interview about the Mountain States Policy...

Banning home equity theft protects the interests of vulnerable property owners from governments seeking to take more than they’re owed.

Strong open government laws are critical to a well-functioning republic and ensuring public accountability.

Like it or not, regulations play a role in our everyday lives. Some dictate where and how we can eat. Others place restrictions on what we c

In this month's off-year general election, there's one thing Idaho and Washington had in common - voter turnout was dismal. But there's...

Lawmakers should amend their rules to require at least 3-day public notice of the bills to be heard at public hearings.

These policy treats will be more effective than full-sized candy bars (and cheaper too).