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Idaho is already a technology state
Idaho technology economy employs over 320,000 workers across 17 sectors, representing 32% of the state's workforce and growing rapidly.
Young graduates are getting passed over for remote jobs; virtual schools can help
Idaho Virtual Academy equips students with remote work skills, addressing young graduates' challenges in securing remote jobs due to mentorship gaps.
Developers should be aware of new legislation around subdivisions
Senate Bill 1352 requires Idaho cities over 10,000 population to allow starter home subdivisions, impacting developers and local zoning regulations.
We tore out our own backup generator
The US workforce is shrinking due to retiring boomers, low birth rates, and a 77% drop in immigration, threatening social security and economic growth.
Lost and found: A student’s journey to connection in Idaho’s largest schools
Rigby High School in Idaho fosters student connection through diverse clubs, athletics, and dedicated teachers, creating a close-knit community despite its size.
The third option: Why your best employees are quietly losing their edge
Jaime Raul Zepeda explains why employees lose their edge in comfort or hustle cultures and how supported stretch fosters real growth at work.
ISU builds on commitment to the state
For years, Idaho has been described as an emerging technology state. That description is now outdated. Idaho is already a technology state, not because of one company, one city or ...
Wildfire readiness shapes development in Idaho amid rising risks
Wildfire readiness is becoming a critical development issue in Idaho, affecting site selection, building codes, insurance, and long-term maintenance for projects.
Let’s get to the heart of what matters for student success
Idaho State Superintendent Debbie Critchfield highlights student progress and community efforts driving education success across Idaho schools.
‘AI won’t take Your Job’ and other things CEOs say before layoffs
For years, Idaho has been described as an emerging technology state. That description is now outdated. Idaho is already a technology state, not because of one company, one city or ...
Deeper bank relationships can elevate small businesses
KeyBank in Idaho promotes deeper bank relationships to help small businesses improve cash flow and operational efficiency with tailored financial advice.
Idaho’s government is moving towards the speed of business
For years, Idaho has been described as an emerging technology state. That description is now outdated. Idaho is already a technology state, not because of one company, one city or ...
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