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New Saint Andrews College files lawsuit against the City of Moscow (opens the original)
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New Saint Andrews College, a religious college in Moscow, is suing the city for religious discrimination. According to the Lewiston Tribune, the college is claiming that the city of Moscow is using parking and zoning restrictions that discriminate against the college and its religious affiliation. NSA was founded in the 90s by pastor Doug Wilson from Christ Church. The college operates in downtown Moscow in a building on Friendship Square. In 2017, the college sought to expand its operations and
Idaho Supreme Court approves new Proposition One text (opens the original)
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On Friday, Sept. 4, the Idaho Supreme Court approved a revised version of Proposition One’s text for this fall’s ballot. The proposition itself is focused on reestablishing rights to personal healthcare decisions without interference from the government, specifically focusing on reproductive health. As of Tuesday, Sept. 22, the US Court of Appeals, will be deciding whether to continue to allow full enforcement of Idaho’s abortion bans. The US Court of Appeals heard oral arguments on Tuesday, in
McClatchy Media lays off 30% of workers (opens the original)
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On Thursday, Sep. 10, McClatchy Media said that it would be laying off 90 (around 30%) of its unionized employees across its publications, including the Idaho Statesman, The Tacoma News Tribune, Tri-City Herald, The Olympian and the Bellingham Herald. McClatchy Media owns 17 news publications across the country. All the workers who were laid off had unionized with NewsGuild-CWA, according to AP. According to the NewsGuild, the Idaho Statesman lost 10 of its 18 reporters, making it no longer the
Idaho Supreme Court approves new Proposition One text (opens the original)
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On Friday, Sept. 4, the Idaho Supreme Court approved a revised version of Proposition One’s text for this fall’s ballot. The proposition itself is focused on reestablishing rights to personal healthcare decisions without interference from the government, specifically focusing on reproductive health. According to Idaho Statesmen, in August, Idahoans United for Women and Families sued the Idaho Attorney General and Idaho Secretary of State. Idahoans United cited that the wording they used for the
Hiroshima University mega-exchange students visit UI Campus (opens the original)
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A group of students from Hiroshima University arrived in Moscow on Tuesday, Sept 1, as a part of the Mega-Exchange program that began in May of 2026. A group of University of Idaho students visited Hiroshima in the spring 2026 semester, promoting cooperation between the two countries through student exchanges. This program is funded by the US-Japan Council with the purpose to teach Japanese students about American peace and sustainability. After arriving in Moscow, the Hiroshima students and fac
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