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CRABB: A FEDERAL EXCHANGE WILL BRING MORE COMPETITION TO IDAHO

  • Peter Crabb Column:  More health care choices may be coming to your neighborhood, courtesy of Washington, D.C. Idaho’s Legislature is debating the establishment of

IDAHO EDUCATION REFORM BILLS APPROVED IN SENATE COMMITTEE

  • Hannah Furfaro reports:  The Senate Education Committee agreed Monday to introduce three revised bills aimed at giving Idaho school boards authority to reduce teacher

MINI-CASSIA OFFICIALS: FIGHT REPEAL OF PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX

  • Laurie Welch reports:  County and city officials across Mini-Cassia urged their residents Friday, Feb. 8, to fight a legislative effort to modify Idaho’s personal

MANY OF IDAHO’S TOP BUSINESS PROPERTY TAX PAYERS KEEP MUM ON PUSH FOR REPEAL

  • Molly Messick reports:  Not long ago, Sen. John Tippets (R-Montpelier) found himself in a peculiar spot. This summer and fall, influential lawmakers and the Idaho

IDAHO FARM LEADERS KEEP AN EYE ON TAX REPEAL EFFORT

  • Sean Ellis reports:  An expected push to repeal the state’s personal property tax this year has some farm leaders alarmed because of concern about

REV & TAX OVERWHELMINGLY BACKS GOVERNOR’S HOME TAX CREDIT REVISIONS

  • Betsy Russell reports:  The House Revenue & Taxation Committee has voted overwhelmingly in favor of HB 88, the governor’s bill to revise and expand

TASK FORCE’S $34 MILLION IS ON THE TABLE

  • Jennifer Swindell reports:  The governor’s Education Task Force will not make recommendations to the 2013 Legislature, leaving $34 million in legislative limbo. Gov. Butch

GIRL SCOUT COOKIES SOLD IN IDAHO? THERE’S A TAX ON THAT

  • Emilie Ritter Saunders reports:  For cookie connoisseurs, this might be the best time of year. It’s Girl Scout cookie season. Starting next week, Idaho

IDAHO REPUBLICAN PARTY ENCOURAGES LAWMAKERS TO REJECT GOV. OTTER’S HEALTH EXCHANGE

  • Emilie Ritter Saunders reports:  Idaho Republican Party chairman Barry Peterson says the GOP’s position on creating a state-based health insurance exchange is “clear and irrefutable”. In

GOV. OTTER’S HEALTH INSURANCE EXCHANGE PLAN MOVES FORWARD

  • Emilie Ritter Saunders reports:  Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter’s health insurance exchange plan will move forward for a full vote in the Idaho Senate. Lawmakers on the

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