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Nate said he has seen a lot of committees shut down because they don’t have anything to work on right now.

“The target date, I think, was March 24 – based on the number of bills coming through and the activities in committees, I don’t see any reason that we could not be done by March 24,” Nate said.

With the Idaho State Legislature being in session for over a month now, Senator Michelle Stennett said she hasn’t seen many new bills lately, but the governor just initiated a work force task force that Stennett is a part of. She said the point of the task force is to work with industry and educational institutions to gear education toward future employment.

“The idea is for us government to get out of the way and the education institutions work together, and that we just help navigate as far as what we’ll need to do once they make that decision from a legislative perspective,” Stennett said.

ESPN analyst and Hall of Fame quarterback Steve Young says he rarely prepares for his commentary.

A proposal that would make property tax statements more transparent was sent out of committee to the general or amendments orders in the Idaho State House.

Sierra Graham, a BYU-Idaho student sat down to learn how to play "Mary, Did You Know," when her mom asked her to learn it, and instead, she arranged her own version.

Elder Neil L. Andersen addressed the single students on the BYU-Idaho campus about marriage and dating in the gospel.

Members of the Idaho Council on Suicide Prevention talked to members of the Idaho Legislature about suicide in Idaho.

Elder Neil L. Andersen, a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, dedicated three BYU-Idaho buildings.

Students and faculty react to the dedication of three buildings at BYU-Idaho. Elder Neil L. Andersen dedicated the buildings.

Kate Anderson, a 12-year-old from Shelley, recently won first place for the United States in the National Geographic Kids International Photography Contest.

She's headed to the Galapagos Islands and the National Geographic headquarters in Washington, D.C., as part of her prize.