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"They look really good. They look really reputable [but] they are typically made of cheaper plastic. They won't have a restraining hook on the back that holds the harness in place, so they would break free really quickly in a crash."
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Last Monday, the Nez Perce Tribe, home of the Nimiipuu, received a $37 million grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to cut climate pollution and improve air quality.
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Struggles with the new FAFSA have been blamed for falling completion rates: 35.7% in Idaho as of July 5, and 46.6% nationwide. That's down 11% year-over-year.
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South of Boise, 22 very special ambassadors live together in a sprawling complex in the Idaho desert. Their job is to form a bridge between people and birds to help humans better understand how to help raptors and other flying creatures in their natural environment.
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On Wednesday, April 24, the U.S. Supreme Court will take up an Idaho case that could have widespread implications around the country.
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The City of Boise is still reeling from the discovery, made by writer and activist Molly Condor, that a recently retired Boise Police officer had ties to a white supremacy organization.
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There is a “massive” shortage of affordable housing in Ketchum, city staff found. Census data shows residential construction has slowed and the proportion of long-term rentals have declined, while short-term vacation rental have increased.
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“We have to think swiftly,” said Crystal Tulley-Cordova, principal hydrologist for the Navajo Nation. “Otherwise, we will continue to be in the situation that we are in, or even in worse circumstances.”
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Idaho Fish and Game and wildlife managers are planning an emergency hunt to understand how widespread chronic wasting disease is in Idaho’s deer population.
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Employment in the health care industry is down by more than half a million since February of 2020 and many are reporting feeling burned out, including medical school students who are just entering the profession.