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The Idaho Supreme Court ruled Idaho’s new voting laws, which removed student ID cards as an acceptable form of identification at the polls and put restrictions on proof of residency, were not unconstitutional.
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The use of student ID cards at the polls may have another chance at life in Idaho, though some of the state’s top justices openly questioned a lawsuit aimed at reviving them.
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The decision reverses a district court ruling, which said a permit to build an affordable housing duplex was issued illegally by Blaine County.
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The Idaho Supreme Court says prosecutors must hand over records and videos related to a Boise K9 officer to a woman accused of multiple drug possession charges.
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Attorney General Raúl Labrador submitted revised language for a new version of a ballot initiative that would implement ranked choice voting for Idaho’s primaries, after being ordered to do so by the Supreme Court.
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Bryan Kohberger, the man charged with killing four University of Idaho students, has declined to file a pre-trial alibi, according to new court documents.
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The Idaho Behavioral Health Council is asking for public input on how to spend money in the state’s opioid settlement fund to combat the epidemic.
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What Idaho Supreme Court's validation of abortion bans means for future access to reproductive health in the Gem State.
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The case involves a current state senator from the Panhandle.
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The chief justice of the Idaho Supreme Court wants lawmakers to address what he sees as a growing threat to the safety of judges around the state.