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Jaime Raul Zepeda
Mar 3, 2026

How AI impacts productivity and connection in the workplace

AI can save time but often reduces workplace connection. Success depends on training, human-centered design, and maintaining collaboration.

Benjamin Davenport
Feb 23, 2026

How Idaho mining supports US national security and economy

Idaho's mining industry is vital for U.S. national security and economic growth, offering critical minerals and job support amid supply chain challenges.

Bill Broich
Feb 16, 2026

How to master compound interest for wealth growth in 2026

Master compound interest in 2026 to grow your wealth exponentially. Learn key strategies like automation, reinvestment, and minimizing fees for financial independence.

Treasure Valley Partnership
Jan 30, 2026

When fire stations sit empty, something is broken

Treasure Valley leaders warn that growth is no longer funding public safety, roads and services, calling for modernized local funding tools in Idaho.

Jan 29, 2026

Finding new ways to bridge the special education gap for Idaho’s students

Why special education funding is central to Idaho schools today, how outdated formulas fall short, and the short-term steps being proposed to support high-need students.

Pam Howland
Jan 16, 2026

Protect your business with these 5 legal documents

Idaho entrepreneurs launching startups should secure five essential legal documents to protect assets, reduce risk, and comply with Idaho employment law.

Bill Broich
Jan 12, 2026

Drivers of the longevity revolution

Longevity literacy shifts aging from decline to optimization, blending preventive health, resilient finances and lifelong learning to extend your prime.

Bill Broich
Jan 6, 2026

The 2026 retirement anchor: How modern annuities redefine certainty

Modern annuities address longevity risk, market volatility, inflation, liquidity needs, and legacy planning, helping retirees secure reliable lifetime income.

Roger Quarles
Jan 2, 2026

Backing the partnerships that strengthen mental health care for Idaho’s kids

Three Idaho nonprofits join forces with the Albertson Family Foundation to address youth mental health, expand care access, and tackle provider shortages statewide.

Dec 29, 2025

Who thinks Republicans will suffer in the 2026 midterms? Republican members of Congress

A record number of Republicans are retiring or resigning ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, driven by gridlock, redistricting and Trump’s weak approval ratings.

Dr. Kyle Allen and Ethan Mariner
Dec 19, 2025

Idaho consumers can benefit from bank and credit union shopping

A Boise State study shows Idahoans can save thousands by comparing banks and credit unions for mortgages, auto loans, savings and CDs.

Bill Broich
Dec 15, 2025

Four costly Medicare misconceptions that can derail your retirement plan

Common Medicare myths can trigger lifetime penalties and higher costs. Learn the truths about eligibility, enrollment, Medigap rules and retirement planning.


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