Idaho Gov. Brad Little, who is fiddling like Nero as his state’s COVID-19 crisis rages, says he’s concerned that the president’s vaccine mandates will create “divisiveness.”

Jim Risch, if you recall, fell asleep for about 15 minutes during the first impeachment trial of the last president.

It was an earlier-than-usual morning on a perfect bluebird day.

On the question of the deepening crisis of homelessness, we’re now caught in a political Catch-22.

On Page 29 of the report issued by a commission at Gonzaga University charged with delving into the role of the university in the long-standing, but now ended, practice of sending retired Jesuit priests accused of sexual abuse to live at GU, there is an important question: “WHO KNEW WHAT WHEN?”

Lainie Woolway knows how to turn a nearly empty cupboard into a full meal.

One obituary is a portrait of a life. Several taken together form a portrait of a community.

About one year ago, schools in North Carolina opened for in-person instruction. Some followed a program of strict pandemic protocols – strict mask wearing, distancing and hand-washing – and some did not.