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Idaho Fish and Game is warning hunters not to fall for inaccurate artificialintelligence information that may get them in trouble.
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Recent News
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New research shows that wildfires are a major contributor to ozone pollution, and can significantly exceed the impacts of human-generated emissions. -
A federal judge says a lawsuit challenging Idaho’s ban on trans women from competing in women’s sports must continue. -
An Ada County judge has partially sided with a drag performer in his lawsuit against a Christian lobbying organization, finding the group falsely claimed the performer exposed his genitals during an event in 2022. -
KLCZ in Lewiston is experiencing intermittent outages related to network connectivity. A team at Lewis Clark State College is working on resolving the issue.
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Idaho’s continued drop in tax collections has the state facing a projected budget deficit – and a looming constitutional problem. -
In Idaho prisons, more than two dozen women say guards prey on them with little fear of consequences — and those who speak up are often punished. -
A new investigation finds sexual abuse inside Idaho’s women’s prisons has been widespread — and largely ignored. Over the last decade, at least 37 corrections employees have been accused of abusing women in custody, with few facing criminal charges. -
An interview with Joanna Kakissis, joining the program to talk about the late Ukrainian writer Victoria Amelina, and her book, Looking at Women Looking at War. -
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced on Friday Mountain Home Air Force Base would be the new home of a Qatari fighter jets training facility. -
It's the second week of October, and today Natalie Disney joins the program to read "First Fall" by Maggie Smith.
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A law that requires parental consent for almost all medical treatments provided to minors has been affecting children’s access to care in many ways – including the ability to call the Idaho Crisis & Suicide Hotline. -
Mormon Women for Ethical Government was one of the plaintiffs in a lawsuit that could overturn Utah's Republican-leaning map for U.S. House seats. That could matter in next year's elections.
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