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Federal inquiry traces payments from Gaetz to women; a new Florida-Puerto Rico partnership poised to transform higher-ed landscape; MT joins Tribes to target Canadian mining pollution; Heart health plummets in rural SD and nationwide; CO working families would pay more under Trump tax proposals.

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Transgender rights in Congress, a historic win for Utah's youngest elected official, scrutiny of Democratic Party leadership, and the economic impact of Trump's tax proposals highlight America's shifting political and social landscape.

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The CDC has a new plan to improve the health of rural Americans, updated data could better prepare folks for flash floods like those that devastated Appalachia, and Native American Tribes could play a key role in the nation's energy future.

Idaho

Idaho Gov. Brad Little was first elected in 2018. (gov.idaho.gov)

Monday, November 18, 2024

Idahoans get chance to speak with Gov. Little at town hall

Older Idahoans have an opportunity to speak with Governor Brad Little next week. AARP Idaho is hosting a telephone town hall with the governor…

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Nearly 270,000 Idahoans voted in favor of reforming Idaho's election system, but the measure fell well short on Election Day. (GoodIdeas/Adobe Stock)
Electoral-reform measure goes down in ID

A proposition on the ballot to change the way voting works in Idaho failed in last week's election. Proposition One would have opened up primaries …

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Polls are open until 8 p-m local time across the country. (steheap/Adobe Stock)
Time is not on our side, voting experts say

Election experts are urging calm and patience - as Idahoans, and all Americans - head to the polls on Election Day. Rules that forbid counting …

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Idahoans can register to vote on Election Day at their polling place with proof of residency and a photo ID. (Annap/Adobe Stock)
Voter guide available for Idahoans who might face barriers at polls

Election Day is tomorrow and resources are available for people who might face challenges at the polls in Idaho. The American Civil Liberties Union …

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If they haven't already, Idahoans still have time to register to vote in person. (PX Media/Adobe Stock)
ID Secretary of State to answer voting questions at town hall meeting

Election Day is one week away, and a town hall meeting on Wednesday is aimed at helping people with last-minute questions on how they can cast their …

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Idaho Power and PacifiCorp co-own a coal-fired power plant in Wyoming. (Robert/Adobe Stock)
Report: ID utilities struggling to transition to clean energy

A new report grades utilities based on their commitment to transitioning away from fossil fuels. The Sierra Club has graded utilities on their …

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The highly competitive race for the presidency in this year's election is raising concerns about political violence. (eqroy/Adobe Stock)
Calls to turn down divisive rhetoric as Election Day approaches

Election Day is less than two weeks away and both sides are blaming the other for divisive political rhetoric, while others are asking to turn down …

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There are multiple coverage options available with Medicare. (Vitalii Vodolazskyi/Adobe Stock)
Tips for Idahoans: Picking the best Medicare plan

It is the time of year when people can shop around and make sure they are signed up for the health coverage that makes the most sense for them…

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The Idaho Child Care Program serves families with children under age 13, or older if the child has a disability. (shangarey/Adobe Stock)
In hit to families, ID child care assistance program halts enrollment

Idaho has suspended enrollment in a child-care benefits program, and families are expected to feel the squeeze. The Department of Health and Welfare …

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While it's possible to waive some court fees, name changes in Idaho can cost nearly $300. (Uladzislau/Adobe Stock)
Legal clinic in ID helps people through name change process

The legal process for a person to change their name can feel complicated. A workshop in Boise walked people through it. The Wrest Collective…

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A new report finds Idaho lawmakers have been adopted policies to improve elections. (Devin Allphin/Adobe Stock)
Reports: States adopting policies to increase voter access, secure elections

Election laws have been in the spotlight since 2020 - but despite the controversy, a new report finds many states have made election administration …

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The American Postal Workers Union represents more than 200,000 workers across the country. (MelissaMN/Adobe Stock)
Postal workers to hold day of action, ID rallies planned

U.S. postal workers will rally across the country on Tuesday to bring attention to their working conditions. An Idaho postal worker helped start the …

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