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Idaho Supreme Court upholds anti-abortion legislation
Governor and legislative leaders tease session priorities
Mountain States Policy Center discusses polling results
Attorney General Labrador dismisses trespassing charge

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Idaho Supreme Court upholds abortion laws

In the opinion, released Thursday, the high court wrote that petitioners failed to demonstrate that the right to an abortion is rooted in the Idaho state constitution.

State leaders tease priorities for session

The Idaho Press Club hosted an on-the-record session Thursday where Gov. Brad Little and House and Senate leadership teased their priorities for the legislative session and answered questions from the capitol press corps.

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Who Hasn't Heard of School Choice?

Just before the end of the year, the Mountain States Policy Center released the results of a public policy survey they conducted shortly after the November election. MSPC President Chris Cargill joins Melissa Davlin to discuss those results, as well as the think tank’s priorities for the legislative session that starts next week.

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Labrador dismisses pandemic trespassing charge

Attorney General Raúl Labrador has filed a motion to dismiss the trespassing charge against Sara Brady, who police arrested in 2020 in a Meridian city park.