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More than 80% wildfires on Idaho state land caused by humans this year
Boise mayor's budget proposal increases police force
Would give the department 332 sworn officers
US wildfire officials see increasing demand for firefighters
More than 8,700 wildland firefighters battling 47 large wildfires
Fire destroys Boise elementary school set for demolition
People living near the school were being warned to avoid the noxious smoke
Anti-government activist Bundy issues Idaho campaign videos
Says he wants to to defend Idaho from President 'Joe Biden and those in the Deep State that control him'
Boise officials set goal of being carbon neutral by 2050
Plan also calls for using less energy, traveling less and reducing waste
Idaho Board of Ed drops college entrance exam requirement
Say its a barrier for some students
Unemployed workers risk benefits if they skip job referrals
State workforce consultants will check with the potential employer to verify that the person applied for the referred job
Idaho officials pay $2.6M for wrongful convictions of 2 men
The Idaho Innocence Project provided legal support to help Fain and Tapp
Idaho man gets life in prison in cold-case murder and rape
Brian Leigh Dripps Sr. must serve at least 20 years in prison
Family says teen stomped by bull at rodeo recovering well
'God was looking over him'
Idaho's ongoing drought halts some irrigation months early
Farmers got 27 days of water this year before the Magic Reservoir reached 4% capacity
Idaho's newest federal magistrate judge sworn in to office
Patricco succeeds Chief Magistrate Judge Ronald Bush
Oregon GOP legislator ousted over state Capitol breach
First time a member has been expelled by the House in its 160-year history
Idaho to get $30 million to reduce COVID health disparities
More than 193,000 Idaho residents have been infected with coronavirus since the pandemic began, including 138 new cases reported by state health officials on Wednesday.
Washington's 'joints for jabs' vaccine program falling flat
Retailers told the state Liquor and Cannabis Board during a meeting Wednesday that many don't have the space to host a vaccine clinic