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(Murphy Woodhouse / Mountain West News Bureau )A new law will make death by firing squad the primary way Idaho executes prisoners on death row.Idaho has eight people on death row and was supposed to perform an execution in December but couldn’t get the chemicals required for lethal injection.So lawmakers in the Idaho legislature decided death by firing squad would be the better option.Whenever someone is executed, a few journalists act as witnes…See the Story

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Democracy depends on a government empowered to govern through administration. This administrative state is made up of the vast array of departments and agencies that conduct the essential business of government, from national defense and disaster response to implementing and enforcing public policies of every kind.In their latest book, Ungoverning: The Attack on the Administrative State and the Politics of Chaos, political scientists Russell Mui…See the Story

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( City of Boise Parks and Rec)The Empowering Parents program has been shut down just weeks after Idaho passed a $50 million private education tax credit. Public pool health inspections will soon be going away, after losing their visas handful of international Idaho students have regained their legal status and a $50 million child abuse claim has been filed against the Boise School District. It’s Friday, which means it's time for our Reporter Rou…See the Story

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( Boise Bicycle Project)Despite being ranked as one of the safest states in the country, Idaho has the highest rate of incarcerated women in the U.S.This fact was detailed in a recent report from the Idaho Justice Project, highlighting that while there are many pathways to prison, getting out and staying out can be much harder.Which is why community programs like the one offered by the Boise Bicycle Project are so important.For a few years now, …See the Story

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House Bll 202 ends Idaho health districts from conducting health inspections of public pools on July 1, 2025.(City of Boise Parks and Recreation, Boise State Public Radio )It’s still unclear whose idea it was to end health district inspections of public pools, but House Bill 202, passed nearly unanimously by the Idaho House and Senate and signed into law by Gov. Brad Little, will put a halt to said inspections on July 1. Page 18 of House Bill 20…See the Story

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