In Idaho, the Gubernatorial Primaries Gave Public Lands Advocates a Reason for Optimism
The results of Idaho's gubernatorial primaries suggest a positive shift for conservation.
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Inside the Ambitious Plan to Replenish a Depleted Aquifer
In Idaho, a state with stringent water rights, the people have managed to recharge the essential Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer that supplies hundreds of thousands with water.
An Idaho Insurer Announces It Will Offer a Non-Obamacare-Compliant Plan
Many legal experts believe the proposed plans violate the law and insurers that offer them will surely be sued.
Most Rape Allegations Are Not False
Research shows only a small number of rape allegations are actually false, so why are the police so hard to convince otherwise?
For Juvenile Records, It's 'Justice by Geography'
A new study finds an inconsistent patchwork of policies across states for how juvenile records are sealed and expunged.