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High and middle school students learned about the dangers of fentanyl use at the first Treasure Valley Youth Fentanyl Summit seminar.
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The Idaho Department of Education and Idaho State Police are trying to reduce fentanyl use and overdoses in K-12 schools.
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In just one year, more than 110,000 people died from drug poisoning, and fentanyl was a huge part of that number.
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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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Idaho lawmakers are one step closer to legalizing fentanyl testing strips.
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Idaho is poised to implement mandatory minimum sentences for fentanyl traffickers ranging from three years to life in prison.
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Fentanyl traffickers could face up to life in prison with new mandatory minimum sentences under bill passed by House lawmakers Monday.
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It’s Friday, which means it's time for our Reporter Roundtable when Idaho Matters gets you up-to-date on all the news that made headlines this past week.
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Minimum sentences for fentanyl possession back on the table as legislators discuss new bill proposalCommunity members, law enforcement, advocates and legal experts testified on Friday on a proposed bill that would mandate sentencing minimums for fentanyl possession.
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A free Naloxone distribution program is relaunching after a few months of being on pause following legislative changes.