Local Headlines 12-8-19

Details: Written by Golden; Category: headlines-idaho; Published: 08 December 2019

High Turnout (And Feisty Local Politics) Makes An Appearance In Boise And Caldwell Runoff Elections (Boise State Public Radio)
Non-traditional teaching program focuses on rigor, flexibility to fill labor shortage (Times-News)
Officials say moving youth detention to County West could improve de-escalation, efficiency (Times-News)
Gov. Brad Little: Idaho is now least-regulated state in the country (Idaho Statesman)
McLean defeats Bieter overwhelmingly in Boise mayoral race (Idaho Statesman)
How little-known Lauren McLean beat Boise’s mighty Mayor Bieter: The inside stor (Idaho Statesman)
Panel endorses occupational licensing reforms (Idaho Press)
New child protection review panels face hurdles (Idaho Press)
Frugoli joins Cook in race for Mortimer's seat (Post Register)
Look at who suddenly cares about poor Idahoans (Marty Trillhaase)
Legislators learn about state tax agencies, business incentives (Idaho Business Review)
Idaho Education Association’s real agenda: money and power (Idaho Freedom Foundation)
Erpelding resigns to join Boise Metro Chamber (Idaho Reports)
Little predicts tight budget year while calling for K-12 investments (Idaho Education News)

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