The Treasure Valley community continues to respond to the West Ada School District's poster policy conflicting with a sign that read "Everyone is welcome here" with a rally on the capitol steps.

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Protesters chalked sidewalks outside district offices with messages supporting West Ada teacher Sarah Inama. The next day, the district washed it off.

One of those former teachers is Lewis, who taught Jeffers U.S. History in high school and is now her principal at West Brooklyn. “I’m trying to stay here for as long as humanly possible ...

If Alabama basketball is going to advance much further in the NCAA Tournament, Friday’s effort won’t cut it. The Crimson Tide fell behind in the second half to the No. 15-seeded Colonials ...

One of those former teachers is Lewis, who taught Jeffers U.S. History in high school and is now her principal at West Brooklyn. "I'm trying to stay here for as long as humanly possible," Jeffers said ...