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Idahoans seek knowledge in ‘Land of Boxes’
She’d been a very bad girl, but the consequences of her actions didn’t become apparent for decades.
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Sidewalk snow removal ordinance eyed in N. Idaho
Officials in the northern Idaho city of Sandpoint are considering removing a section of an ordinance concerning sidewalk snow removal because some say it's too harsh.
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$1M Powerball ticket sold in south-central Idaho
The Idaho Lottery announced Sunday that a Powerball ticket purchased in Twin Falls County in south-central Idaho matched five numbers and is worth $1 million.
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Yellowstone Park penny tax might set precedent
National Park Service officials say, if approved, a 1-cent concessionaires sales tax to raise money for infrastructure projects at Yellowstone would probably be the first of its kind.
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Wild horse allies: BLM panel stacked against them
Wild horse protection advocates are accusing the federal Bureau of Land Management of stacking a public advisory board with friends of cattle ranchers at the expense of mustangs, and warning that the panel is increasingly sympathetic to the idea of slaughtering excess animals in overpopulated herds...
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Idaho, Wash. forests receive restoration money
Two national forests in Idaho and Washington state could receive more than $90 million over the next 10 years as part of a forest restoration plan intended to boost timber production and create jobs while making forests healthier and less prone to wildfire.
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Media reminded of Yellowstone Natl Park permits
Yellowstone officials are reminding film and video crews, as well as news reporters, that they might need a permit before setting up their tripods in the national park.
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Judge punishes 4 men for poaching in Custer County
A state judge has ordered four men convicted of poaching in central Idaho to spend 200 days in jail and pay more than $25,000 in fines.
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'Avalanche Alley' reopens on Idaho 21
The 12-mile stretch of Idaho 21 between the Grandjean Junction and Banner Summit reopened today Saturday at around 10 a.m. after being closed Friday afternoon for avalanche activity, the Idaho Transportation Department said.
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Judge rules SW Idaho grazing allotments illegal
A federal judge has ruled that the U.S. Bureau of Land Management violated federal laws in issuing grazing permits without first conducting needed assessments on five allotments in southwestern Idaho analyzing how grazing could harm sage grouse.
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College of Western Idaho aiming for accreditation
Officials at the College of Western Idaho say the school is moving forward in becoming accredited.
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