Statement from Jeffrey Street’s Campaign Team
Fourth District judicial candidate Jeffrey Street responds to the Chronicle's report that he signed the Prop 1 petition, saying his signature reflected respect for the initiative process.
RELEASE: Court Hearing Today Reveals Deficiencies in BSU Abortion Study Methodology, Underlying Data
At a hearing in IFPC's public records lawsuit, Boise State admitted researchers kept no records of how they determined OB/GYNs had left Idaho, and the judge ordered BSU to submit documents for review.
RELEASE: DEQ Seeks Comment on Proposed Settlement Action with Apex Land Group, LLC
DEQ seeks public comment through Nov. 23 on a proposed $7,140 settlement with Apex Land Group over storm water violations at its Dagger Falls Subdivision site in Emmett.
RELEASE: Idaho Liberty Bell Tour Adds Grangeville Stop October 29
The Idaho Liberty Bell Tour has added a stop in Grangeville on Thursday, Oct. 29, from 4:20 to 6 p.m., at the Christmas Tree Tour stop at 171 US-95.
RELEASE: Crapo Recognized for Affordable Housing Work
The Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition honored Senate Finance Chairman Mike Crapo for permanently expanding the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit in the Working Families Tax Cuts.
RELEASE: Kuna Man Commits Fraud: Claimed Boat He Never Owned
A Kuna man was sentenced after a DOI Fraud Unit investigation found he filed a $17,000 theft claim for a whitewater raft he never owned.
RELEASE: Gov. Little Dominates in Best Governor Rankings
Gov. Brad Little posts a +28 approval rating in Morning Consult polling and ranks sixth among governors in the Cato Institute's new Freedom in the 50 States report, which puts Idaho fifth overall.
RELEASE: AG Labrador Promotes National Prescription Drug Take Back Day to Combat Opioid Abuse
AG Raúl Labrador urges Idahoans to drop off unused or expired medications at collection sites statewide during National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, Oct. 24.
RELEASE: Prop 1, Idaho Dems Collude to Pay Cheaper TV Ad Rates
Stop Prop 1 says the Prop 1 campaign routed $620,500 through the Idaho Democratic Party to buy TV ads at the discounted candidate rate, and is asking Idaho stations to pull the ad.
RELEASE: Crapo, Risch Join Forest Service to Announce Salmon Student Selected to Help Light U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree
Salmon fourth-grader Grace Benson won the statewide essay contest run by Sens. Mike Crapo and Jim Risch and will help light the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree, harvested from Idaho's Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests.
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