The Idaho Press-Tribune

Idaho parental disability caregiver program to end, following federal approval

Originally published May 20 on IdahoCapitalSun.com. A program that lets Idaho parents and spouses serve as paid caregivers is set to end in two months.
ProPublica

Idaho Schools Consistently Break Disability Laws. Parents Say They’re Not Doing Enough to Fix the Problem.

These highlights were written by the reporters and editors who worked on this story. Kali Larsen sat at her desk at Fruitland Elementary School in Idaho earlier this year, trying to read the test ...
Idaho Statesman

Idaho schools break disability laws, are told to change. Parents say they don’t

Seeking recourse: Parents are increasingly turning to the complaint process to get help for their disabled children. Unresponsive districts: When districts break the law, the state tells them to fix ...
The Idaho Press-Tribune

To cut Medicaid budget, governor says Idaho could remove disability, dental services

Originally published Jan. 14 on idahocapitalsun.com. To balance the state’s budget, Idaho Gov. Brad Little’s plan says the state could cut Medicaid services for dental care and people with ...