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There has been much discussion about the upcoming US Census that will soon be launching across the country and in the Treasure Valley, and this year, it will include the homeless population.

Since 2011, approximately 4.7 million people have left the state of California, according to the data.

As Idaho’s overall population continues to increase, so does its senior population.

Idaho’s Hispanic population is on the rise, according to new census information.

Wyoming's population has dropped for the second year in a row. The Casper Star-Tribune reports that U.S. Census data released on Wednesday show the state has lost more than 6,600 residents since the energy bust began in 2015.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX)- Idaho's population growth is slowing down according to new Census numbers.

Since the commission charged with coming up with new legislative districts for the state failed to meet the 90-day deadline there are only a couple of options left.  Which ones should they be?  Vote Here

New numbers released by the U.S. Census Bureau shows Idaho residents are more likely to get married and more likely to stay that way than their counterparts across the country. The research published Thursday used data from 2009 to show that Idaho has one of the highest marriage rates in the nation. The marriage rate for men was more than 25 per 1,000, compared to the national average of about 19

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The task of redrawing the legislative district lines to comply with the latest census is in full swing.

New census data shows data shows Idaho remains near the bottom when it comes to how much public schools spend per student. The state spent $7,092 per student during the 2008-2009 school year, according to new estimates released Wednesday...

Republican leaders meet today to discuss their picks for the panel that will draw Idaho's legislative districts for the next decade.

A northern Idaho man has been found guilty of disturbing the peace for firing a shotgun over the car of a U.S. Census worker. The Coeur d'Alene Press reports 55-year-old Richard Powell of St. Maries was sentenced to five days in jail and ordered to pay $437 in fines and court costs...