- Idaho House Committee Balks On Creating Religious Freedom Day (Boise State Public Radio)
- Growth And Education At The Top Of Idahoans Concerns, According To New Boise State Survey (Boise State Public Radio)
- Bill intends to increase transparency for local government recovering uncollected property taxes (Times-News)
- Bill that would allow eye doctors to do laser surgery moves forward (Times-News)
- Bill to limit bond votes heads to Senate (Post Register)
- Workers, Idahoans could have less pesticide protection if EPA rolls back this regulation (Idaho Statesman)
- What this new survey of Idahoans says about growth, California transplants and schools (Idaho Statesman)
- Sen. Hill on not seeking reelection: 'It's someone else's turn' (Post Register)
- Boise Working Together defends stadium ballot initiative after possibility of court challenge (Idaho Press)
- Raúl Labrador takes job at Skaug Law in Nampa (Idaho Press)
- E. Idaho billionaire targets medical debt collectors (Idaho Press)
- State working to launch new online healthcare directive registry (Idaho Press)
- Marty Trillhaase: Idahoans know what they want and why (Lewiston Tribune)
- Stories behind the lawmakers (Lewiston Tribune)
- State parental leave policy follows lead of private industry (Idaho Business Review)
- Bill shifts Idaho Potato Commission grower representation (Capital Press)
- Every parent knows why the bond election rerun bill is good policy (Idaho Freedom Foundation)
- Dual credit, and a point of diminishing returns (Idaho Education News)
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Local Headlines 2-2-20
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