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ATTORNEY: IDAHOANS SHOULD BE 'ALARMED' ON SCHOOL FUNDING

  • KLEWTV reports a lawsuit over Idaho’s system of funding public schools is growing, with the former school superintendent who is pressing the case reviving

UI RESEARCH FUNDING REMAINS STABLE

  • Estelle Gwinn reports despite budget cuts the University of Idaho has maintained sufficient funding for research, which National Science Board members said is crucial

IDAHO HELPS KEEP DRUG FIRMS HONEST

  • Audrey Dutton reports seven years ago, lawyers and investigators in the Idaho attorney general’s Consumer Protection Division tugged at a thread. The whole sweater

TWO VIEWS ON ED REFORM

  • Maureen Dolan reports there was a lot of talk in Coeur d’Alene this week about the education reform referendums that Idaho voters will consider

FOES OF LUNA LAWS OUTSPEND BACKERS

  • Dan Popkey reports opponents of Superintendent Tom Luna’s 2011 education reforms reported raising through Sept. 30 more than twice as much as the reported

IDAHO SPENDS NEARLY $200,000 TO STUDY MEDICAID EXPANSION

  • Emilie Ritter Saunders reports Idaho has spent at least $195,000 to study how expanding Medicaid could impact people and the state’s budget. The Idaho

PROP 1, 2, 3: SOME COULD PASS, SOME COULDN'T, WHAT'S NEXT

  • Scott Evans reports in less than a month voters will have the opportunity to decide whether propositions 1, 2, and 3 remain law. When

HOW WILL NAMPA SCHOOLS GET BACK IN THE BLACK?

  • Kristin Rodine reports with an estimated $4.3 million budget shortfall, the Nampa School District wants as many minds as possible to focus on potential

AN INTERVIEW WITH DR. TED EPPERLY ON IDAHO’S DOCTOR SHORTAGE

  • Emilie Ritter Saunders reports Dr. Ted Epperly is CEO of the Boise-based Family Medicine Residency of Idaho, a program that gives medical students their last

HOW WOULD REPEALING THE PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX AFFECT IDAHO?

  • Melissa Davlin reports: For years, Idaho’s business community has lobbied the Idaho Legislature to repeal the personal property tax. In the months leading up

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