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News >  Idaho

Gov. Little to send Idaho State Police troopers to Mexico border amid Texas standoff

Gov. Brad Little announced Friday that he plans to send more Idaho State Police troopers to the U.S.-Mexico border “to assist with securing our nation’s border,” as Texas is in the middle of a legal standoff with the federal government over border security. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled earlier this week that federal agents have the authority to take down razor wire that Texas law enforcement ...
News >  Higher education

Phoenix deal offers ‘more than enough’ to cover student-loan risk, says U of I president

The University of Idaho remains intent on completing its high-profile acquisition of the University of Phoenix for hundreds of millions of dollars, which also comes with a possibility of millions more in financial liabilities in the deal. Terms of the $550 million agreement require the University of Phoenix to provide $200 million in cash at close to a nonprofit, Four Three Education, created ...
News >  Idaho

Mom called Boise police for son’s welfare. Report reveals new details of his fatal shooting

Boise officers planned to arrest 26-year-old Zachary Snow in October 2021 after his family members called the police to inform them he was suicidal and attempting to jump off a structure near downtown, according to an investigative report obtained by the Idaho Statesman. Instead, Snow was fatally shot. The report revealed details for the first time of officers surrounding Snow to arrest him on ...
News >  Pacific NW

WA congressman fights to withhold support for breaching 4 Snake River dams

Rep. Dan Newhouse, R-Wash., testified he will work to keep any language that would promote breaching the four lower Snake River dams in Eastern Washington out of a key House water infrastructure bill. He spoke to the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure at a recent hearing on the Water Resources Development Act of 2024. He opposes any language that would allow not only the ...
News >  Idaho

Washington restricts license of controversial Idaho doctor for COVID-19 ‘dishonesty’

An Idaho doctor known for his controversial stances around protections against the coronavirus has had his medical license restricted in Washington state. The Washington Medical Commission ruled Thursday to restrict the license of Dr. Ryan Cole, a pathologist and CEO of Cole Diagnostics in Garden City, after a lengthy investigation into his conduct surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, according ...
News >  Idaho

Idaho Republican wants to allow damage claims for ‘harmful’ materials in libraries

A Nampa lawmaker wants to try again to allow guardians of children to sue for damages if their child is exposed to what Republicans deem “harmful material” in libraries, after an effort to impose a similar law failed last legislative session. House Bill 384 is a rewrite of a similar bill introduced last year, which Gov. Brad Little vetoed. Lawmakers in the House moved to override the veto, ...
News >  Idaho

UI Extension offers ‘Broke January’ to help people with finances

Jan. 10—In January, when many people are intent on slimming down their waistlines, Karen Richel is focused on fattening peoples' pocketbooks by slimming down their expenditures. "Broke January," a 31-day online challenge to reset and re-examine personal monthly expenditures, is in its second year of experience. Richel, a University of Idaho Extension certified money coach, developed the ...