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Idaho lawmakers on an interim committee are taking the next couple of months to tackle an $874 million backlog in deferred public school maintenance.
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Idaho lawmakers passed the largest tax cut in state history Thursday, while also ensuring another $410 million in further education funding in the face of a projected $2 billion budget surplus.
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Idaho lawmakers will return to Boise next week for a special session designed to further lower taxes and substantially raise education funding.
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The Idaho Commission for Libraries is changing how it will run its electronic materials collection after significant legislative pushback earlier this year.
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The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has $5 million in one-time funds to hand out to confined animal feeding operations, or CAFOs.
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Out-of-state mental health therapists will be able to continue practicing in Idaho via telehealth without a local license through the end of the year.
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Idaho ended its most recent fiscal year with a $1.4 billion budget surplus, with Gov. Brad Little promising to use the cash for a third round of tax cuts next year.
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Idaho lawmakers are calling on Gov. Brad Little to convene a special legislative session to ban access to abortion in the state constitution.
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Senator Michelle Sennett takes a look back at her time at the Statehouse, the path that led her there and the future.
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The melodrama of the Idaho Legislature has nothing on being caught in the middle of a coup in Peru… when you’re 16-years-old. Indeed, that was Michelle Richer. It was one of a number of globe-trotting experiences, which also took her to Bangladesh and Kenya.