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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 …
Stay of execution denied
State Briefs November 14, 2011
A loss of innocence
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Otter honors 2011 Brightest Stars Award recipients
Treasurer: Relatives who raise trip costs must pay
BOISE - Relatives who accompany Idaho government officials on business trips to New York City should repay the state if their presence adds to ground transportation cost, Treasurer Ron Crane said Tuesday.
October tax revenue misses target
Luna to testify to Congress on No Child Left Behind
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Public schools chief Tom Luna says he has been asked to testify before Congress on the reauthorization of the nation's governing education law.
Wolf hunt appeal
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — With more than 150 wolves shot so far this year by hunters in the Northern Rockies, a panel of federal judges on Tuesday will consider an emergency halt to public hunts for the animals.
Imperial Oil seeks to ship megaloads over interstate
Boise County sheriff's deputy faces drunken driving charge
Teacher bonuses depend on parents
Idaho utility regulator OKs disputed solar deal
BOISE (AP) - Idaho's public utility regulators approved a 25-year electricity sales pact between a solar energy developer and Idaho Power Co., despite staff objections it's too expensive for customers.
Sheriff rules out homicide in death
GOODING (AP) - The Gooding County sheriff's office says a man whose body was found late last week didn't die of homicide.
Idaho Briefs October 26, 2011
Officials in process of rewriting 5-year energy plan