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Governor Brad Little announced the roll-out of the Only Citizens Will Vote Act this week, a series of steps to make sure non-citizens are not registered at the polls. Both the federal government and the Idaho constitution already specify only citizens are allowed to vote.
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Gov. Brad Little says north Idaho needs to restore its women’s healthcare availability as providers are leaving the state in light of the state’s strict abortion laws.
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Judges in Idaho will lose their discretion for determining sentences for people convicted of fentanyl trafficking after Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed a controversial bill into law.
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Gov. Brad Little wants to continue devoting significant portions of his proposed budget toward rebuilding Idaho’s infrastructure, including a massive maintenance backlog at K-12 public schools.
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Idaho legislative leaders say we should expect a sort of re-run of issues for this year’s session.
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We take a deep dive into the hot topics that will come up in this year's Idaho Legislature.
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Property taxes were on people’s minds as they peppered Gov. Brad Little with questions earlier Monday afternoon at an AARP town hall event.
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Idaho LAUNCH is now taking students’ applications for its state-funded tuition grant program.
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State lawmakers and education officials celebrated the upcoming kickoff of a tuition grant program open to all Idaho high school graduating seniors at the College of Western Idaho Thursday.
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Nearly every part of Idaho has been grappling with water supply over the past few years due to drought.