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I wasn't surprised when a gruff-looking guy in a stocking cap unloaded his entire cart and went back for seconds.

Today the state board of education will consider a number of issues in response to the novel coronavirus pandemic in Idaho, including the extension of the "soft closure" of schools.

Most states have a list of industries that must stay open, but a disturbing trend has recently alarmed thousands of Second Amendment activists.

The state will expect lawsuits on both fronts. A federal court ruled that states must not prohibit folks from changing their genders on their birth certificates.

If the primary is delayed, when will Idahoans finally get a chance to vote for their local leaders?

If that's not an option, then they recommend a hand sanitizer with 60% alcohol.

Sadly there's a lot of pork in the recent bill that passed both house of Congress and was signed by President Trump last week

“These actions are never easy, but I appreciate our agency directors and state employees who have done a tremendous job in managing through tough times and making sure we emerge stronger.”

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Every election year, politicians pledge to look out for us.  The coronavirus crisis has now put their promises to the text.  Recently, Congress has vowed to help those impacted by the shutdown of their industries.

The stay-at-home order will remain in effect for 21 days