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Federal judge upholds Idaho law that bans vaccine, medical treatment requirements in daycares - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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An Idaho judge dismissed a lawsuit from a Boise daycare and parents that sought to block enforcement of a state law that bans daycares from requiring vaccines or medical treatment. The lawsuit claimed that the Idaho Medical Freedom Act was unconstitutionally vague, arguing its language bans a range of routine health protections — including handwashing and sending home sick kids. But last week, Chief U.S. District Judge for the District of Idaho Amanda K. Brailsford granted Idaho Attorney General
Idaho’s 2026 election voter pamphlet is coming to a mailbox near you (opens the original)
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Ahead of the 2026 general election, Idaho election officials mailed out hundreds of thousands of informational pamphlets to households across the state. The stateâs official voter pamphlet has already started to arrive at some households, the Idaho Secretary of Stateâs Office announced. [Voter Guide: 2026 primary election Voter Guide: Dates to know, how-to instructions and candidate surveys for Idahoâs top contested primaries.] The voter pamphlet includes information about the range of que
Idaho congressional candidate pleads guilty to possession of child sex abuse material (opens the original)
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Originally published Sept. 17 on IdahoCapitalSun.com. The Constitution Party candidate in Idahoâs 1st Congressional District election has pleaded guilty to possessing âchild sexually exploitative material.â He is still eligible for office under the U.S. Constitution. Brendan Gomez, 27, was arrested in early July by Ada County Sheriffâs Office detectives at a home in Boise, Channel 2 Idaho News reported. He was booked into the Ada County jail and held on $500,000 bail, according to the j
Idaho minister found guilty of trespassing at a protest of anti-trans bills to serve no jail time (opens the original)
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An Idaho judge on Thursday ordered a Boise minister who was found guilty of misdemeanor trespass during a political protest to pay $357 in fines â but not serve more jail time. The Rev. Sara LaWall, the minister for the Boise Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, and eight others who were protesting bills restricting transgender rights were arrested this spring after refusing to leave the lobby to the office of Idaho Gov. Brad Little, whom the protestors said they were hoping to meet with. LaWal
As Idaho extends slim budgets and feds shift stance, disability care may face cuts, advocates worry (opens the original)
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In January, as Idaho state lawmakers prepared for budget cuts, the state’s governor laid out a list of options for Medicaid decreases. The Idaho Capital Sun reported, one of them called to cut a set of programs that help people with disabilities live in their homes. In the end, lawmakers only adopted a more narrow cut to disability care. But as Idaho’s tight budget years dwell — and the federal government softens its stance on prioritizing keeping people with disabilities in their homes instead
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