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- Written by Steve Taggart, Idaho Politics Weekly Contributor
- Category: politics
- Idahoans buying more liquor, but less beer (Idaho Press)
- Growth hitting Idaho’s state parks hard (Idaho Press)
- Bills on heroin, sex offenders and more introduced in House Judiciary (Post Register)
- Representative found heaven out West (Lewiston Tribune)
- Idaho teacher pay hike plan in the works (Lewiston Tribune)
- ‘California refugees’ move to Idaho for lax vaccine laws. They want lawmakers to know why (Idaho Statesman)
- Acquitted: Idaho senators, Republican majority clear Trump in impeachment trial (Idaho Statesman)
- Advocacy organization for public employees shuts down (Idaho Business Review)
- Iowa’s caucus meltdown has county officials worried about Idaho’s new elections software (State Journal)
- Ag, timber, rural issues focus of new caucus in Idaho Legislature (Capital Press)
- Lawmakers move to offer 6-month supplies of birth control (Times-News)
- Bill that could help Mini-Cassia airport progress will be introduced (Times-News)
- Now’s the time to have your voice heard on property taxes (Idaho Freedom Foundation)
- Local lawmaker creates bipartisan rural caucus (Mountain Express)
- House Education repeals English, math, and science standards (Idaho Education News)
- Idaho House OKs Using Sales Tax Money To Pay For Roads (Boise State Public Radio)
- Local Party Officials To Idaho Gov. Little: Let Us Choose Legislative Replacements (Boise State Public Radio)
- Former Governor Candidate Paulette Jordan To Challenge Idaho Senator Jim Risch (Boise State Public Radio)
- Locking down 35 (Idaho Reports)