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According to a new survey Idahoans think the state is on the wrong track. Idaho Matters takes a look at what Gem State residents are saying are their biggest concerns.
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Short-term rental operators in McCall have less than a month to comply with the city’s newly required safety inspection.
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Landlords in Boise will have new regulations to follow after city council members on Tuesday approved additional protections for renters.
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Real estate prices in Ketchum skyrocketed during the pandemic. To address local workers being priced out, it’s trying to lure property owners with cash incentives if they start renting to local workers.
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Idahoans are increasingly worried about the economy and pessimistic about where things are headed in the state, that's according to the eighth annual policy survey conducted by Boise State University researchers.
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For the first time, Nampa is designating public buildings as warming spaces for those who need to escape elements during the day. The initiative was prompted by one Northwest Nazarene University student .
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The Western Governors’ Association has made several policy recommendations to address the nation’s housing affordability crisis.
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Mental health and substance use issues often dominate conversations around homelessness, but researchers and social workers in Idaho are drawing attention to the housing shortage as its main cause.
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Ketchum officials said the $50,000 contract with NeuroMediation Group LLC — the cost of which was split by the city and Blaine County — could help about 90 households avoid displacement or hardships that come along with eviction proceedings.
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Animal Shelters in Wyoming have seen an increase in surrenders and stray animals in the past year leading to high-capacity issues. Recently, a University of Florida report found that in many places, this high capacity is due to the decrease in spay and neuter surgeries during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, in Wyoming, there's more to it than just that.