Local Headlines 9-15-19

Details: Written by Golden; Category: headlines-idaho; Published: 15 September 2019

SVED: Blaine County economy ‘isn’t working’ for many locals (Mountain Express)
Finding could expand Indians’ land claims (Mountain Express)
Idaho Attorney General Won't Accept Purdue Settlement (Boise State Public Radio)
Proposed Pocatello airport projects could bolster Idaho overseas trade (State Journal)
Sen. Bert Brackett announces he won't seek reelection (Times-News)
Clif Bar CEOs call for path to citizenship for migrant workers (Times-News)
Idaho has two cases of lung disease linked to vaping. Health officials are on alert (Idaho Statesman)
The Idaho Democratic Party hired a new executive director. Two days later, it fired him. (Idaho Statesman)
Former candidate for ID governor investigated in 1984 Colorado cold case killing (Idaho Statesman)
Governor to lead 'diplomatic mission' to Basque Country, Ireland (Idaho Press)
Lawmakers want counties to kick in up to $10M for Medicaid expansion next year (Idaho Press)
Sen. Risch warns of 'new period of international rivalry' (Idaho Press)
Marty Trillhaase: How is this enhancing the work of the voters? (Lewiston Tribune)
Boise State to faculty and staff: Come learn how white people are racists (Idaho Freedom Foundation)
Schroeder, Zito announce plans to run for open Dist. 23 Senate seat (Idaho Reports)
Vaping industry has already laid groundwork for potential legislative fights (Idaho Reports)
High demand puts school safety office behind schedule (Idaho Education News)

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