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Statements explaining the effect of voting for or against Prop 1 did not meet the law’s requirements to be ‘clear and concise,’ justices unanimously rule -
Idaho US Rep. Simpson hopes to increase resources for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons crisisSimpson chairs congressional subcommittee that oversees the Bureau of Indian Affairs budget, and it approved a 26% increase for the agency -
Idaho Department of Land officials say it’s unclear what final bill will be until cost sharing is determined with federal agencies -
Federal judge decides state’s criminal ban’s limited exceptions violate narrow constitutional protections. Doctors may still face the threat of civil lawsuits. -
State says number of active OB-GYN licenses doesn’t reliably reflect how many doctors are actively practicing maternal healthcare in Idaho -
State agency is looking to increase a forest parcel surcharge to help fund fire preparedness -
Idahoans United for Women and Families collected more than 110,000 signatures for ballot initiative that would also protect contraceptives, IVF access -
Congressman said immigration changes are a ‘challenge,’ but are ‘needed’ — especially for the state’s dairy industry -
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Firing squad death penalty, new criminal laws, housing changes and more are slated to soon take effect
