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Idaho Gov. C. L. “Butch” Otter has appointed a magistrate from Moscow, Idaho to the Second Judicial District judgeship. Otter on Wednesday appointed John C. ...
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Restaurant liquor licenses to get another shot
In a move intended to help Idaho restaurants, the Legislature is expected to hear legislation next s...
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Idaho governor appoints John Judge as district judge
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Census: Bad as poverty and low income are in Idaho, state holds its own nationally
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For homebuyers, mortgages are safer but tougher to come by
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I-84 set for full reopen in Magic Valley by early October
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August housing construction up 9.2 pct., but permits slide
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Delegate, delegate? It’s not so easy, business owners say
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Oregon tiller manufacturer buys former Boise Cascade plant in Horseshoe Bend
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The danger of electronic medical records after an adverse event
Electronic medical records have undoubtedly improved communication in almost every field of medicine. They allow physicians to transfer patient data in a timely manner, resulting ...
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Is it time to do a paycheck checkup?
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Questions and answers concerning policies on harassment
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Company culture, #MeToo, and investigating complaints
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Simple controls can protect your small business against fraud
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Boise traffic: An economist’s view
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States are racing to catch up to autonomous vehicle technology
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For homebuyers, mortgages are safer but tougher to come by
Oregon tiller manufacturer buys former Boise Cascade plant in Horseshoe Bend
Albertsons plans to demolish Noodles & Company building on Broadway
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