Idaho property tax bill goes to full Senate vote
Our older, low-income Idaho neighbors may be a little closer to affording their homes.
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Our older, low-income Idaho neighbors may be a little closer to affording their homes.
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An Idaho man has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in connection with the beating death of his 9-year-old son.
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Legislation preventing most private and public entities in Idaho from discriminating against people who haven’t received the coronavirus vaccine is heading to the governor’s desk.
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Legislation eliminating drop boxes and similar drop-off locations for absentee ballots in Idaho will not get a hearing in the Senate and is dead.
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Battelle Energy Alliance has selected QED Secure Solutions to participate in Idaho National Laboratory’s Mentor-Protege Program.
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Idaho Falls Power is seeking public help in shaping the utility’s energy resource portfolio to best address current and future customer needs.
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This week, Serve Idaho, the Governor’s Commission on Service and Volunteerism celebrated the valuable contributions of AmeriCorps members and AmeriCorps Seniors who pledge to “get things done” for our nation as part of the annual AmeriCorps Week.
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In a surprise assembly Friday, Dane Beorchia, a career and technical education teacher (CTE) at Highland High School, received a $25,000 Milken Educator Award for his excellence and innovation in education.
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In a surprise assembly Friday, Tiffany Lemos, a third-grade teacher at Chubbuck Elementary School, received a $25,000 Milken Educator Award for her excellence and innovation in education.
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Idaho Republican Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin outlined her plans for her first 100 days if elected governor, laying out a far-right agenda in her bid to defeat first-term Republican Gov. Brad Little.
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Hill was in the northern Ukraine city of Chernihiv seeking life-extending treatment for his long-time partner Irina, who suffers from MS, when Russian forces invaded.
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UPDATE 3/17/22: A Driggs man who traveled to Ukraine for his partner’s treatment has been killed.
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Idaho Gov. Brad Little has issued his first veto of the year, rejecting a measure having to do with incentive money intended for teachers but who moved into administrative jobs.
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Governor Brad Little signed a key part of his “Leading Idaho” plan into law Thursday, providing hundreds of millions of dollars in new transportation funding to clear out one-third of Idaho’s bridge maintenance backlog.
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Legislation preventing most private and public entities in Idaho from discriminating against people who haven’t received the coronavirus vaccine cleared a House panel on Thursday.
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Idaho officials reported 592 new COVID-19 cases and 3 new deaths Thursday.
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A proposal to increase by $20 the amount Idaho residents can recover on taxes paid on food through the grocery sales tax credit is headed to the full Senate.
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A Nampa man was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison for unlawful possession of a firearm and possession of a firearm with an obliterated serial number.
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Idaho average gas prices set new record of $4.37 per gallon on Tuesday.
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Fall River Rural Electric Cooperative is once again offering scholarships to local area high school graduating seniors whose parents or guardians are members of Fall River Electric.
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Idaho’s middle-school artists are encouraged to submit their best work to the Statewide Collaborative Wellness Artwork Project.
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University of Idaho Extension’s efforts in COVID-19 vaccine education were recently recognized by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (NCIRD).
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IDHAO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – An Idaho Falls ER nurse picked up a new hobby that turned into his life’s passion.
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The Sterling Wildlife Management Area is teaming up with Idaho Fish & Game and the Carter family are working together to clean up tons of decadent vegetation.
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For the second time this year, the Idaho Falls Fire Department responded to two unrelated fires within minutes of each other.
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The House has approved the $643 million budget for Idaho’s colleges and universities.
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Far-right activist Ammon Bundy has again been convicted of trespassing and delaying an officer at the Idaho Capitol building.
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Challenge Hunger is teaming up with The Hall Foundation, Good 2 Go stores, and Broulim’s to be able to provide lunches for students in need over their spring break.
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Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25, in partnership with Idaho State University’s College of Technology and the School District 25 Education Foundation, is excited to host the 2nd Annual STEM-UP!, a program designed to introduce K-5 learners and their families to STEM education and STEM-related careers.
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Sketched by the tiny hands of two siblings who lost their big brother to cancer merely months ago, the logo and the sentiment behind this year’s IFFD Pipes & Drums event – March in March – holds special meaning.
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the managing partner for Mickelson farms says that unfortunately rising prices does not nearly mean as much goes back to the farmers. “As food prices go up, it’s generally not going to the farmer nearly as much as going to everybody in between.” says Mickelson, who says the prices of potatoes rising is in part due to the rising costs in the crops favorite food.
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$100 million dollars in state cash is being diverted to road construction projects around Idaho.
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Idaho officials reported 855 new COVID-19 cases and 12 new deaths Wednesday.
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The Idaho Transportation Department recently removed restrictions on several popular trucking routes in southeast Idaho.
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Three Idaho elementary school math and science teachers have been named state finalists for the national Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (PAEMST), Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra announced.
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Several pieces of legislation aimed at preventing Idaho government entities from investing in companies that choose environmental-friendly paths or follow particular social policies are moving through the Legislature.
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Lawmakers in the House have rejected a resolution recognizing the 50th anniversary of the Sawtooth National Recreation Area in central Idaho.
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Heroes Defense presented 15 Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) to the Idaho Falls Fire Department Tuesday to assist with the department’s ongoing efforts to increase survival rates for individuals experiencing a cardiac event.
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It appears it’s going to take a dozen House Democrats if Idaho is to hang on to more than a billion dollars in federal coronavirus relief money.
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Last year, the Idaho State Tax Commission sent over 22,000 identity verification letters and stopped more than $3.4 million in tax refunds from going to fraudsters.
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Leaders in the Idaho Senate say a House-approved bill to prohibit gender reassignment surgeries and gender-affirming health care such as puberty blockers and hormone therapy for minors is dead in that chamber.
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The Idaho House has approved a resolution that characterizes The New York Times’ “1619 Project” as a divisive reeducation campaign about slavery that causes shame.
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Jay Hildebrandt and Karole Honas retired from anchoring the news, but they have been busy with a new passion.
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The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is seeking information regarding the illegal killing of 17 male and four female red-winged blackbirds near Aberdeen in Power County.
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Governor Brad Little announced Tuesday his administration and Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden filed a lawsuit Monday to stop illegal public camping and the associated health and safety violations taking place on the Capitol Annex in downtown Boise.
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The House did pass a Senate bill to raise the smoking or vaping age from 18 to 21.
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The House killed a Senate-passed bill on birth control with a vote of 24 to 44.
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Idaho officials reported 825 new COVID-19 cases and 0 new deaths Tuesday.
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A major Boise hospital has gone on lockdown after far-right activist Ammon Bundy urged supporters to go the facility to protest of a child protection case involving a family friend.
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Idaho National Laboratory, on behalf of corporate funding provided by Battelle Energy Alliance, announced this year’s Bright Future in Energy Scholarship competition is open.
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It has been 3 years since the District 91 in Idaho Falls has held their 5th Grade Patriotic program. The program is set to take place in the Skyline High School. It will include 5th Graders from all over the district are participating.
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The Idaho State Board of Education is teaming up with the Idaho Commission on the Arts to offer grants to Idaho rural school districts and rural charter schools to support fine arts, performing arts and design courses.
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Student projects from Hillcrest High School in Ammon and Hagerman High School in Hagerman earned Best in Fair at the 2022 Eastern Idaho Science and Engineering Fair, and one from American Heritage Charter School in Idaho Falls garnered Fair Runner Up.
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The Department of Health and Welfare (DHW) will hold a media briefing about COVID-19 in Idaho at 2:30 p.m. (MT) Tuesday.
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The Rexburg Police Department has released more information regarding a shooting incident over the weekend.
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Bonneville County Sheriff’s deputies arrested a 22-year-old Ammon man last week after an investigation into his contact with multiple teenage victims.
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A Senate committee chairman revived a bill that would dramatically increase the secrecy surrounding Idaho’s execution drugs, bringing the matter back for a second vote on Monday after it failed to pass last week.
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Legislation banning abortions in Idaho after six weeks of pregnancy by allowing potential family members to sue a doctor who performs one is heading to the governor.
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Two dog lovers are glad their dog was rescued after falling through the ice on Saturday.
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The May 17 primary race has been set for House seat 34B in Madison County.
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The House of Representatives passed a bill that would make several changes to the states voting laws including voter ID requirements and what documentation is required to register.
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Lawmakers on a House panel have approved legislation to boost reading skills among young students with optional full-day kindergarten.
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Idaho officials reported 1,172 new COVID-19 cases and 0 new deaths over the weekend.
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Idaho’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 3% in January – down slightly from a revised December rate of 3.1%.
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Charities room opened their doors in a location close to the Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center, (EIRMC) over 5,700 families have found comfort support and much needed help to continue to be their for their children staying in the hospital.
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After reaching $123 per barrel last week, AAA says the cost of crude oil has dropped in recent days and is currently trading near $102 per barrel. If the trend continues, it could bring some relief to a gasoline market that is besieged by record-breaking prices.
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The Idaho Falls Zoo will open for the 2022 season on Wednesday, April 13.
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After a long process a piece from a steel beam, from the World Trade Center has made its way to Ammon Idaho. The piece of steel has now made the Ammon Branch of the Bonneville Fire District, the second department in Bonneville County, to have a piece of steel from the Twin Towers.
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The arrest concerned a child-welfare case involving a 10-month-old determined to be “suffering from severe malnourishment.”
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Stacker compiled statistics on gas prices in Boise using data from AAA.
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An update in the Chad and Lori Vallow-Daybell murder trial.
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A small earthquake struck north of Stanley Friday afternoon.
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Governor Brad Little submitted his Declaration of Candidacy Friday to the Idaho Secretary of State and announced his intent to run for re-election and appear on the May 17 ballot in the Republican primary.
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Olsen says she wouldn’t be where she is without the support she’s gotten from friends, family, and customers. Especially after she had to move back to baking in her home, with her six-quart mixer rather than the industrial mixer at Mrs. Powell’s.
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New AAA research finds that 59% will modify their lifestyle at $4 mark, 75% at $5.
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Republican leadership announced Friday a House bill that would make sweeping changes to Idaho’s property tax will not move forward this session.
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Lawmakers in the Senate have approved legislation to boost reading skills among young students with full-day kindergarten.
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Idaho officials reported 870 new COVID-19 cases and 5 new deaths Friday.
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A Bureau of Land Management partner and Idaho Falls District employee received national recognition Thursday during the 87th North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference.
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Idaho State University second-year pharmacy student Kristen Morse has been selected for one of approximately 20 spots for the John Hopkins Pharmacy Internship Program.
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Idahoans are invited to apply for a unique chance to shape their future judiciary.
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The Legislature’s budget-setting committee has passed on a request by Republican Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin for extra money to pay a private attorney she hired in a public records dispute.
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AA urges drivers to watch for school kids in the morning, clean up cloudy headlights.
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The Idaho Department of Correction is searching for a South Idaho Correctional Institution resident who walked away from her job in the community.
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The Deadwater ice jam on the upper Salmon River below North Fork slowly went out during the week of March 7.
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In preparation for the opening of the Idaho Falls Zoo for the 2022 season, zoo staff is asking for your help to tidy up the grounds.
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Republican Ada County Clerk Phil McGrane has officially announced his candidacy for Idaho secretary of state and picked up the endorsements of former Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter and former Secretary of State Ben Ysursa.
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Stacker compiled a statistics about incarceration demographics in Idaho according to the Sentencing Project.
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Despite only having a 3.2 percent of all passenger vehicles being electric, multiple dealerships are investing a lot of money and effort into the growing business.
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On Wednesday morning, a hiker was charged by a moose on Gibson Jack trail south of Pocatello in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest.
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Idaho State Police continue to investigate a multi-vehicle collision that occurred Wednesday morning on Interstate 84 in Jerome County where a teenage driver from Hazelton succumbed to his injuries.
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Legislation preventing most private and public entities in Idaho from discriminating against people who haven’t received the coronavirus vaccine has cleared a Senate panel.
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Idaho Governor Brad Little submitted a petition to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to remove grizzly bears in the “Lower 48” United States from the Endangered Species Act and recognize states’ successful efforts to recover and manage grizzly populations.
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Sunday marks two years since the first case of the coronavirus was reported in Idaho. Making it the 49th state to have a confirmed case.
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A Boise woman was sentenced to 78 months in federal prison for distribution of methamphetamine.
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Reinforcing Idaho’s already strong support for the democratic nation of Ukraine against Russian aggression, Governor Brad Little proclaimed Thursday, March 10 “Solidarity for Ukraine Day” in the State of Idaho.
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Idaho officials reported 1,028 new COVID-19 cases and 7 new deaths Thursday.
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An Idaho lawmaker has introduced a bill that would lift the licensing requirements for professional hair braiders after three women filed a federal lawsuit over the braiding rules.
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New details have been released on what caused a deadly fire in Salmon on Saturday.
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