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Man charged after driving through school gates
A driver allegedly crashed through two closed crossing gates at Washington Elementary in Sandpoint, prompting new …
Bill to reject EPA rules introduced in BoiseCool running
BOISE - State legislation to reject some EPA regulations was unanimously introduced in the House State Affairs Committee Thursday after Rep. Eric Anderson, R-Priest Lake, expressed uneasiness about it.
Payday loan bill would help borrowers in a bind
BOISE (AP) - A bill aimed at creating a little breathing room for payday loan borrowers who get in a bind is headed for a full hearing.
Nonini wants more info on speed limit increase
Colorado woman faces charges in shooting
Boat bill introduced
Tax break could bring veterans to North Idaho
Anti-discrimination legislation sought
North-central Idaho school boards may reconsider mascots
Morse: Say no to pricey architectural redesigns
Trio learning to live with cancer
Burnett appointed to Idaho Travel Council
Gov. Butch Otter has appointed Doug Burnett to serve as the Region I representative on the Idaho Travel Council. Burnett was appointed to replace J.J. Jaeger, who served two terms on the travel council, most recent…
Difference of opinion on pharmacy bill
BOISE - An opponent questioned whether a bill that cleared the Idaho House Thursday would allow people worldwide to become registered as Idaho pharmacists and register pharmacy facilities based on credentials from …
Protecting professional licenses
Batter Up! Teachers invited to series
Idaho teachers of all grades and disciplines are invited to apply to attend the Idaho Humanities Council's 2014 summer institute titled "Batter Up! Baseball in American Culture," taking place July 13 to 18 at the C…