- Idaho Lawmakers Try To Make It Easier To Get Naloxone (Boise State Public Radio)
- Judge Orders Idaho To Reveal Some Records Related To Execution Drugs (Boise State Public Radio)
- Christensen introduces bill to override Idaho Falls, Pocatello cellphone bans (Post Register)
- Bill to outlaw local cellphone bans moves forward in Idaho legislature (Times-News)
- Counties want better communication, more funds from state (Times-News)
- Lawmakers raise alarms about SWITC at budget hearing (Idaho Press)
- Little signs 'licensing freedom' and 'red tape reduction' executive orders (Idaho Press)
- Idaho's Child Welfare Division undergoing 'transformation' (Idaho Press)
- Idaho legislators expect controversy over liquor changes that would empower cities, counties (Idaho Statesman)
- Gov. Little takes first steps to eliminate ‘excessive regulations in all levels of government’ (Idaho Statesman)
- Progress made toward easing occupational licensing laws (Idaho Business Review)
- Idaho lawmakers considering Medicaid restrictions (Lewiston Tribune)
- Gov. Little appoints Regina Bayer to Idaho Senate (Capital Press)
- Idaho proposes requiring farmer consent for annexation (Capital Press)
- Thank you, Bryan Smith, for defending freedom (Idaho Freedom Foundation)
- Legislature unveils draft of funding formula bill (Idaho Education News)
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