Clark Corbin

Clark Corbin

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Clark Corbin is a senior reporter at the Idaho Capital Sun. He has more than a decade of experience covering Idaho government and politics. Prior to joining the Idaho Capital Sun, he covered every Idaho legislative session from 2011-2020 gavel-to-gavel, first for the Idaho Falls Post Register and most recently with Idaho Education News. His reporting in Idaho has helped uncover a multimillion-dollar investment scam and exposed inaccurate data that school districts submitted to the state. Prior to moving to Idaho, he worked for a family of small weekly newspapers covering the Kansas City area, where he was born and raised.

Corbin is based in Boise and enjoys skiing, mountain climbing, traveling, scuba diving and listening to live music.

Idaho Republicans hold fundraising lead over Democrats in every statewide general election race
All Republican statewide candidates running for re-election in November’s general election hold a fundraising lead over their challengers, online state campaign finance reports show. Boise Democrat tops list of Idaho legislative candidates who have raised the most for 2026 campaign...
Boise Democrat tops list of Idaho legislative candidates who have raised the most for 2026 campaign
An incumbent Boise state representative who lives in a competitive legislative district has raised the most money of any candidate for the Idaho Legislature in 2026, online state campaign finance records show. Rep. Steve Berch, D-Boise, has raised $212,580.79 as...
Some Idaho officials say proposed nuclear waste shipments could threaten Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer
Editor’s Note: This is the third and final installment of a three-part Idaho Capital Sun series examining a proposal to bring a new Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus to Idaho. Part one focused on Gov. Brad Little’s role in negotiations and...
State legislators make the case for a Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus in Idaho
Editor’s Note: This is the second installment of a three-part Idaho Capital Sun series examining a proposal to bring a new Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus to Idaho. Part one focused on Gov. Brad Little’s role in negotiations and his priorities...
In nuclear campus talks, Idaho Gov. Brad Little says protecting Snake aquifer is ‘nonnegotiable’ 
Editor’s Note: This is the first installment of a three-part Idaho Capital Sun series examining the proposal to bring a new Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus to Idaho. Part one focuses on Gov. Brad Little’s role in negotiations and his priorities...
Idaho state revenue exceeds forecast for July and August
Idaho revenue exceeded the state’s forecast for the month of August by $37.5 million, marking the second consecutive month in the new fiscal year where revenue beat projections, according to a new state report. Through the first two months of...
Rare wolverine documented in Idaho’s central mountains
An outdoor recreationist recently captured video of a rare wolverine in Idaho’s central mountains, Idaho Department of Fish and Game officials said. The sighting occurred recently at a high altitude lake in the Pioneer Mountains, Idaho Department of Fish and...
Trump gives feds 90 days to consider removing endangered species protections for wolves 
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Sept. 4 giving the U.S. secretary of interior 90 days to decide whether to remove Endangered Species Act protections for gray wolves and Mexican wolves in the United States. Carter’s Hope: After U.S...
Idaho governor orders flags to be lowered to half-staff for Sept. 11
Idaho Gov. Brad Little issued a directive ordering that U.S. and state flags be lowered to half-staff for the entire day on Sept. 11 to mark the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. “Twenty-five years after 9/11...
As state officials pursue route change for Idaho Centennial Trail, here’s how to give your feedback
The Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation Board is seeking to change a section of the Idaho Centennial Trail’s official route to improve hikers’ safety and avoid a dangerous creek crossing, state officials announced Sept. 3. The Idaho Centennial Trail...
New trail closures implemented due to Crooked Fire near Idaho City
State officials announced the temporary closure of seven trails on Thursday due to the Crooked Fire that is burning near Idaho City. The fire is burning in steep, rocky and heavily forested terrain about 14 miles northeast of Idaho City...
Crews finishing new wildlife crossing in southeast Idaho to protect migrating deer
Correction: This story was corrected to reflect that highway wildlife underpasses have also been built north of Bonners Ferry. Crews are nearing completion of a new wildlife underpass in southeast Idaho after the public, nonprofit agencies, conservation groups and government...