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The law, signed by Gov. Brad Little last November, gives debt collectors a faster way to reach consumers. It also gives way to scammers.
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The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare is working to tamp down misinformation around COVID-19 in the state — specifically on the department’s Facebook page. Last week, the agency announced it would block members of the public from posting on its page after sharing or promoting misinformation there.
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A federal judge ruled in February that the National Park Service's commercial filming fees were an unconstitutional violation of free speech. Now, Wyoming Sen. John Barrasso has introduced a bill that would waive those fees on all federal public lands, no matter the distribution platform.
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More and more of us are using social media these days to stay connected with friends and family as the COVID-19 pandemic rages on in Idaho. But how much…
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CANYONLANDS NATIONAL PARK, UTAH — The dark blue, predawn sky was just beginning to brighten over Mesa Arch — a once-hidden gem in southern Utah — as...
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“Constitutional Carry” is a gun law that lets people to carry guns without permits. Laws like this have swept through more than a dozen gun-friendly states in the last decade. But in Georgia, the attempt to pass it is dividing even the most devout gun rights advocates.
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This encore interview originally aired in July, 2018.Chances are that today, like every day, you’ll interact with one or more of four gigantic companies…
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This interview was originally broadcast Wednesday, June 27, 2018.Social media may no longer be a new frontier for the experienced, but educating children…
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Idaho Matters will return on Tuesday, September 4, with a live broadcast. Please enjoy this encore presentation:Idaho has one of the lowest rates of colon…
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Social media can be used to inform, connect and entertain. The Idaho Anti-Trafficking Coalition is using social media to bring awareness to Idahoans of…