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TRIB: GOP SOLONS HELP RICH GET RICHER

  • D. F. Oliveria reports:  It’s good for you when Idaho Republicans cut $35.7 million from the tax burden borne by the state’s corporations and

RESTORE AT LEAST SOME OF MEDICAID FUNDING

  • Idaho Press-Tribune editorial: Last year, the Idaho Legislature cut $35 million from Medicaid funding to balance the budget. With the loss of matching federal

THE ROAD TO IDAHO’S REVENUE ESTIMATE

  • Molly Messick reports this evening at the Statehouse, the Economic Outlook and Revenue Assessment Committee (EORAC) meets to discuss an important number: its revenue

IDAHO CENTER FOR FISCAL POLICY LAUNCHES WEBSITE

  • Molly Messick reports the Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy unveiled its website today.  The center describes itself as a “non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to

IDAHO’S BUDGET PROCESS ISN’T A HARD SCIENCE

  • Emilie Ritter Saunders reports Tuesday afternoon a group of lawmakers will pick a number that could have a big effect on Idahoans.  The Economic

MEDICAID CUTS’ IMPACT COMING CLEAR

  • Betsy Russell reports Idaho’s former state chief economist Mike Ferguson estimates that the $35 million in state funds cut from Medicaid this year –

IACI PRESIDENT FIRM ON GETTING RID OF PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX

  • Mitch Coffman reports arlier this week, presentations were given in the Senate Local Government and Taxation Committee regarding the repeal of the personal property

PANEL: IDAHO MEDICAID CUTS HAVE NOT SAVED MONEY

  • Mike Butts reports Idaho’s $35 million in Medicaid cuts have not saved the state money, have eliminated thousands of jobs, put pressure on law

AT MEDICAID PANEL, A PERSONAL STORY AND CALLS FOR CHANGE

  • Molly Messick reports Medicaid recipients, their advocates and service providers want to drive home the point that cuts to the program have real effects

MIKE FERGUSON SPEAKS AT FORUM ON MEDICAID CUTS IN IDAHO JANRUARY 18

  • Mike Butts reports Mike Ferguson, director of the Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy, talks about the impact of Idaho’s Medicaid cuts at a forum

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