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Idaho voters to decide whether Legislature alone can decide on marijuana (opens the original)
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IDAHO-- Idaho voters will face a decision this election season on who can make future changes to the stateâs marijuana and drug laws. House Joint Resolution 4 would give the Idaho Legislature sole authority to legalize or decriminalize marijuana, narcotics and other psychoactive substances. If voters approve the resolution, people could no longer use a ballot initiative to make those changes. Under the current system, Idaho voters can attempt to put a marijuana legalization measure on the ball
Homeowners impacted by Spokane fires await help as state seeks federal funds (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. -- Families who lost their homes in the Spokane area fires are another step closer to getting help from the federal government. The state submitted a major disaster declaration request on Monday. If that gets approved, it could unlock over $11 million for people who lost everything this summer. Governor Bob Ferguson spoke about the request at a press conference in Spokane on Monday, alongside other officials and three homeowners. Those homeowners all said federal funds would help
Washington Initiative 001: what you need to know about parental rights in schools (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON â Washington voters will decide this election season whether schools should be required to share more information with parents -- and do it faster. Some argue the measure would improve transparency, while others worry it could have unintended consequences for students. Initiative IL26-001 would expand parental access to school records and accelerate the timeline for schools to provide that information. Currently, parents can access their child's academic records, but the initiative
Spokane family pours concrete on new home after losing house in fires (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â Amid the charred landscape of a Five Mile neighborhood, a concrete truck rumbled into position Tuesday, marking a significant milestone for one Spokane family determined to rebuild after losing everything in the recent fires. John and Janice Spring watched as workers poured the foundation for their new home â a moment that represented nearly two months of persistent effort to navigate the complex rebuilding process. "I feel giddy. I feel like a little kid. I'm so happy to se
Straight out of a fairytale: Schweitzer castle for sale for $6 million (opens the original)
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SANDPOINT, Idaho -- Have you ever dreamed of owning your own castle? How about a castle on a mountain? Schweitzer Castle and the neighboring Chateau de Melusine, located in the Schweitzer area, are for sale for over $6 million. With winding staircases, suits of armor, swords and a moat out front, the buildings are meant to mimic the medieval style. "It even has a smell of a castle," real estate agent Brenda Burk said. "It really hits all of your senses. It feels like you're time traveling. It fe
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