Local Headlines 2-23-20

Details: Written by Golden; Category: headlines-idaho; Published: 23 February 2020

Two Constitutional Amendments Make Headway At Idaho Legislature (Boise State Public Radio)
Idaho Democrats Cry Foul Over Property Tax Proposals (Boise State Public Radio)
Sales tax sharing bill passes House (Mountain Express)
House Republicans go after gender identity (Times-News)
Idaho bill to prevent transgender girls from playing on female sports teams heads to full House (Post Register)
House panel weighs child marriage bill (Post Register)
Local woman pushing Idaho Legislature to pass felon job application bill (State Journal)
Real estate, farm groups opposed tax breaks for homeowners. Your taxes rose, not theirs (Idaho Statesman)
Gov. Little predicts property tax freeze bill won't reach his desk (Idaho Press)
Bill would make transportation of hemp without proper license a separate misdemeanor in Idaho (Idaho Press)
Daylight saving bill could bring northern, southern Idaho into same time zone part of year (Idaho Press)
Marty Trillhaase: Moyle can’t deliver whatever he’s selling (Lewiston Tribune)
Idaho panel trims behavioral health budget (Lewiston Tribune)
Sen. Michelle Stennett had her eyes opened 35 years ago in Africa (Lewiston Tribune)
New U.S. restrictions on China could hurt Micron (Idaho Business Review)
Bill would exempt processing of customer-owned meat from sales tax (Capital Press)
Idaho Senate panel endorses hemp-authorization bill (Capital Press)
Yes, a property tax budget freeze would help homeowners (Idaho Freedom Foundation)
How educator's earn more money under Little's proposal (Idaho Education News)

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