Local Headlines 10-27-19

Details: Written by Golden; Category: headlines-idaho; Published: 27 October 2019

In Idaho's Less-Populated Areas, Campaign Finance Looks A Little Different (Boise State Public Radio)
Sunsetting Sin Tax Reductions Could Eat At Wine, Beer And Spirits Profits (Boise State Public Radio)
Rep. Ehardt: Boise State Diversity Effort 'Separates And Segregates' Students (Boise State Public Radio)
Chobani, Simpson endorse anti-shaming act for students who can't pay for lunch (Times-News)
Twin Falls City Council candidates take stance on abortion as pressure mounts to ban them (Times-News)
Property tax problems are ‘coming to a head’ in Idaho. Legislators are seeking solutions (Idaho Statesman)
Idaho lawmaker awaiting trial in Texas to get his guns back, at least temporarily (Idaho Statesman)
Idaho Congressman Russ Fulcher helps disrupt House impeachment testimony (Idaho Statesman)
Idaho’s congressmen remain focused on ‘secrecy’ of impeachment process, supporting Trump (Idaho Statesman)
Ehardt, Zollinger plan to introduce child marriage bill (Post Register)
Fight between Legislature, treasurer over Capitol office space heats up (Idaho Press)
Hundreds learn about Idaho's open meetings, public records laws (Idaho Press)
Kicking the can down the road on highway funding (Idaho Business Review)
Idaho resists destroying wolf and elk collar data (Capital Press)
Little's State Board search: How it all unfolded (Idaho Education News)
Diversity & discernment: lessons from the gridiron (Idaho Freedom Foundation)

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