Local Headlines 11-3-19

Details: Written by Golden; Category: headlines-idaho; Published: 03 November 2019

Number Of Self-Proclaimed Christians Continues To Fall In The West (Boise State Public Radio)
Idaho Sees Increase In Rate Of Uninsured Children (Boise State Public Radio)
Where is the valley economy heading? (Mountain Express)
City could consider endorsement of a statewide abortion ban (Times-News)
Lawmakers doubled money this year for early literacy. Administrators say it's already making an impact. (Times-News)
Company errs in sending out Idaho congressman’s mailing, reimburses taxpayers’ cost (Idaho Statesman)
Idaho lawmaker proposes path to legal status for farmworkers. Here’s how, and why (Idaho Statesman)
Idaho Treasurer calls lawsuit over office space a Constitutional invasion (Idaho Statesman)
Risch sanctions bill would prioritize Syrian Kurdish refugees (Post Register)
'We demand strings': Risch addresses foreign aid at luncheon (Idaho Press)
When a congressman won't comment: Fulcher mum on his new role in D.C. (Idaho Press)
Rep. Mike Simpson calls impeachment inquiry into President Trump 'a sham' (Idaho Press)
Marty Trillhaase: Even more of Idaho’s kids start from behind (Lewiston Tribune)
Lawmakers forum addresses university diversity (Idaho Business Review)
Grain growers want Idaho legislature to aid transportation (Capital Press)
Test scores continue to flounder while Ybarra celebrates ‘skinniest kid at fat camp’ (Idaho Freedom Foundation)
Education task force set to vote on final recommendations (Idaho Education News)

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