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Ornately-beaded attire is an important aspect of Nez Perce tribal gatherings and parades – even for horses. The tradition of hand sewing horse regalia goes back generations. Horses are often draped in keyhole shaped head pieces, beaded saddle drops and decorative martingales at the chest.
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Idaho’s health and welfare director told U.S. senators Tuesday morning he would work to better the country’s foster care and adoption systems if confirmed as an undersecretary for family support.
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The Fourth of July is this Friday, and Ada County officials want to make sure citizens stay safe during the festivities.
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All candidates were asked about Idaho House Bill 710, a new law that requires libraries to restrict access to items deemed “harmful to minors.”
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House Republican leaders say a proposed private school tuition subsidy that cleared a Senate committee this week could be dead on arrival should it make it to their side of the capitol.
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Last week, the Trump White House threw out rules saying federal agents could make immigration arrests in sensitive places like schools or churches. The new directive has left some parents in Idaho concerned about what this means for their children in schools.
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In his State of the State address, Gov. Brad Little emphasized his support for private school subsidies. In their response, democrat leaders pushed back, saying the vouchers would benefit primarily wealthy families.
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A transdisciplinary team is working together to see if targeting sheep grazing could reduce Cheatgrass in highly infested areas.
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A federal judge and Washington State Superior Court judge Tuesday separately blocked the proposed $24.6 billion merger between Kroger and Boise-based Albertsons Companies, which would have been the largest grocery deal in history. Albertsons officially backed out of the deal and announced it was suing Kroger for breach of contract.
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Proceedings in the trial challenging Idaho's abortion bans closed on Thursday in Ada County after the plaintiffs rested their case and the defense presented their testimonies.