Joe Parris is an ace reporter and political correspondent for KREM 2 NEWS. With a background in journalism and a focus on local news in Idaho, Joe covers a wide range of topics including politics, community events, and human interest stories. His work has been featured in various publications, including the Idaho State Journal and Idaho Press.
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Joe Parris' coverage focuses heavily on local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and event coverage in Idaho and Boise. His articles predominantly revolve around politics, elections, community events, human rights issues within the region.
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The agriculture community continues to negotiate how water rights work, but all Idahoans are impacted by water decisions.
By: Joe Parris
Amid a curtailment order, groundwater users in select regions of the Gem State are sharing their optimism and perspective on a deal to keep all water users whole.
By: Joe Parris
Amid a curtailment order, groundwater users in select regions of the Gem State are sharing their optimism and perspective on a deal to keep all water users whole.
By: Joe Parris
This week Idaho paused a curtailment order that would have stopped water going to groundwater districts in violation of mitigation plans.
By: Joe Parris
Independent expenditure data shows a clear picture of how out of state money impacted key legislative races in Idaho.
Nestled in the state's Eastern corner, North of Bear Lake, is Paris, Idaho, a town filled with unique culture.
Retired Meridian Mayor Tammy de Weerd and husband Jan join Viewpoint, sharing perspective on a challenging battle: getting their daughter out of a foreign prison.
KTVB hosted a mock election, deciding between the best lunch options. This is an example of how ranked choice voting works.
Joe Parris sits down with Boise Mayor Lauren McLean and Director of Parks and Recreation Doug Holloway to talk about a beloved Boise tradition.
By: Joe Parris
Through her personal experience, Green found crucial gaps in Idaho insurance coverage for breast cancer screening. Now, she aims to help others.
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