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Accuracy of ballot titles and fiscal statement for Idaho abortion rights ballot initiative are in question in a lawsuit filed by Idahoans United for Women and Families. -
The Family and Personal Care Services program will remain, at least until federal regulators potentially approve Idaho’s request to end the program. The move came months after Idaho Department of Health and Welfare announced plans to seek program’s early end — citing fraud and abuse -
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As Legislature considers competing versions to bill governor vetoed, critics express concern bill would block employees from turning away sick customers, employees -
Bill would ban Idahoans elected to state, federal offices from simultaneously serving in an elected city, school or highway district position -
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Bill is part of the national ‘Make America Healthy Again’ movement promoted by U.S. health Secretary Kennedy, says Idaho Rep. Jordan Redman -
De-regulation will help address Idaho’s child care shortage crisis, bill co-sponsor Rep. Barbara Ehardt says. Critics worry bill guts key safety protections. -
House Bill 37 is one step closer to becoming an Idaho law after passing Senate committee
