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BUSINESS ASKS IDAHO LEGISLATURE AGAIN: END OUR BELONGINGS TAX

  • Bill Roberts reports it’s not the several thousand dollars in tax that Kevin Settles pays on the so-called personal property in his restaurants that

ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT IN IDAHO

  • Nate Green reports despite Idaho’s many attributes, it ranks at the bottom (or top) of several unflattering lists. The Idaho Press-Tribune news team examined

ADVOCACY GROUPS HOST MEDICAID FORUM

  • Mike Butts reports advocacy groups for Idahoans with disabilities will try to put a face on the impact of Medicaid cuts Wednesday at a

IDAHO LEGISLATURE: FORMER STATE ECONOMIST QUESTIONS OTTER BUDGET PLAN

  • Kevin Reichert asks Remember Mike Ferguson, the former state economist whose revenue forecasts were ignored by Gov. Butch Otter and low-balling Republican legislators? Forecasts

IDAHO’S FORMER CHIEF ECONOMIST CRITICAL OF GOV’S BUDGET PROPOSAL

  • Molly Messick asks the Director of the Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy for his views on the Executive Budget

ON AIR: BREAKING DOWN GOV. OTTER’S STATE OF THE STATE, BUDGET ADDRESS

  • Samantha Wright interviews Molly Messick and Emilie Ritter Saunders on the Governor’s noon speech.

LAWMAKERS EYE SESSION WITH GLIMMER OF ECONOMIC HOPE

  • Scott Logan reports lawmakers gathered informally at the Statehouse Thursday for briefings on the upcoming session, which starts Monday. Tough issues are on the

SIX MONTHS IN, EVALUATING THE EFFECTS OF A MEDICAID CUT

  • Molly Messick reports on the initial impacts of steep Medicaid cuts made in the FY 2012 budget

ECONOMIST RETIRES AFTER 3 DECADES

  • AP reports Idaho’s chief economist Mike Ferguson is retiring at month’s end

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