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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 …
'It means a lot'
Central Idaho whitewater park faces turbulence
Micron regroups after life without Appleton
Idaho's budget to grow to $2.78 billion
BOISE (AP) - Budget writers completed most of their work, passing a Medicaid spending plan to push fiscal year 2014's state budget to about $2.78 billion, or about 2.8 percent above last year.
NIC students earn honors at competition
Five North Idaho College students qualified to compete nationally by achieving top honors at the recent state Business Professionals of America competition in Boise.
Idaho panel holds bill to relax resort town liquor rules
BOISE - Restaurant owners in the eastern Idaho resort burg of Driggs and the state's other tourist towns will have to wait a little longer for any changes in the law to make liquor licenses more available.
Interest in Silver Mountain properties picks up
More than 20 potential buyers have shown some interest in Silver Mountain Resort since Jeld-Wen put it on the auction block earlier this year.
Judge strikes down abortion law
BOISE (AP) - A federal judge has struck down Idaho's law banning abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy based on beliefs held by physicians and others that the fetus is able to feel pain at that point.