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It wasn’t just inside-the-beltway pundits who were deconstructing Tuesday night’s State of the Union address. In fact, two Boise High School students were also listening intently to President Biden. But instead of politics, their big takeaways were more “kitchen table” issues.
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“There's a reason I picked these two to come and have this conversation.”
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City Club panelists share thoughts on Idaho's infrastructure and state and federal investments in roads, bridges, broadband, water, transportation and energy.
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America’s constitutional system of checks and balances has endured for more than two centuries. This is due, in part, to two unwritten political norms:…
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The federal government has been in a partial shutdown for 25 days, as of Tuesday. We look at the impact on government services and the employees who…
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In December of 2015, the City of Boise shut down a tent camp for people experiencing homelessness called Cooper Court. Since then, the city has moved…
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It’s a hot August afternoon and Maria sits in a car in a Kuna parking lot. The air is on a little but the engine’s not running so it doesn’t do much good.…
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For much of the 20th century, private and public enterprises worked as both partners and adversaries to drive economic growth in our country. But in…
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A committee of Idaho lawmakers tasked with looking at the possibility of acquiring federal lands - and putting them under state control - has issued a…
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Something unusual happened Thursday near Newdale in eastern Idaho. The Department of Defense detonated more than 200 pounds of explosives deep underground…