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Idaho Statesman
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Idaho Supreme Court approves new text for abortion ballot proposal; nonprofit objects

5+ day, 8+ hour ago   (441+ words) The Idaho Supreme Court has approved the language that will appear on voters’ ballots this November as they weigh an amendment on reproductive healthcare. The decision comes after the nonprofit behind the ballot initiative sued state officials over “biased” text…...

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ICE, other federal agencies had access to Idaho city’s license plate readers

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (982+ words) On June 15, ICE employee Garrett Rutherford logged into Nampa Police Department’s automated license plate reader system (similar to Flock but a different brand) late at night, according to data obtained via a records request. Rutherford ran five searches on the…...

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Idaho Power seeks to sell Oregon service. What would it mean for customers?

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (226+ words) After more than a century of providing service to Oregon customers, Idaho Power may pull the plug. The company has requested approval on a $154 million sale of its service territory to an Oregon provider. In order for the sale to…...

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For the Idaho Libertarian Party that opposes government regulations, a victory

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (551+ words) It was a good day for Idaho Libertarians. A U.S. District Court judge on Thursday ruled that the party would no longer have to follow state laws that limit how much it can spend on legislative and statewide candidates in coordination…...