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On day three of session, two Idaho lawmakers disclose positive COVID results

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Public records lawsuit against Idaho representative will wait until session is over

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Even before pandemic, health care and social assistance industry led all U.S. industries in nonfatal workplace violence
Poisonous death cap mushrooms found in Boise neighborhood, Idaho Department of Health and Welfare warns
Idaho organization collects supplies for farmworkers to beat summer heat, smoke

For its second year, Idaho Immigrant Resource Alliance will provide statewide heat and smoke relief supplies to farmworkers
Acknowledging Boise’s past: Student research helped create law to allow removal of race covenants

College of Idaho’s Redline Project leads to new law allowing homeowners to void illegal, racist restrictions in property deeds
Nevada’s Nye County first in nation to offer voting in Shoshone language

Language assistance in the county will be required through at least 2024 and 2026 elections

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