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Idaho legislative candidates raised more than $4.6 million to their campaigns combined.
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The court order stems from Attorney General Raul Labrador’s lengthy, and ongoing, lawsuit of the State Board’s closed-door discussions of the proposed University of Phoenix purchase.
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If legislators cut Idaho Launch funding, they will do so at their peril, Gov. Brad Little said Tuesday.
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Ninth annual Idaho Public Policy Survey includes data from Idahoans representative of the state’s population
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Hoffman exits one month after InvestigateWest reported on think tank’s ties to alt-right propagandist
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Little urged lawmakers to increase spending in certain areas, and touted the state's fiscal and social conservatism in his annual remarks Monday.
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Without previous injunction, ER doctors are now subject to the full extent of Idaho’s abortion ban
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Idaho's acting state Solicitor General says a lower court ruling supports Idaho's interpretation of federal law.
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A large portion of this year’s $381 million boost to Idaho public schools may be clawed back, after state officials rescinded a temporary formula that funded schools based on enrollment.
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Idaho Contraceptive Education Network to address confusion between abortion and contraceptives