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Without an agreement before midnight on Saturday, the federal government could shut down. And though Idaho is thousands of miles from Washington, D.C., the looming shutdown means some local agencies

From public lands to federally funded health and nutrition programs to education, there are myriad ways Idahoans could be affected.

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New housing and commercial developments, construction projects and businesses in Boise and Garden City. Our latest update.

New housing and commercial developments, construction projects and businesses in Boise and Garden City. Our latest update.

The Era of Cybercrime: Russian cyberhackers exploit data of Boise State students

The Affirmative action ban in Idaho was signed into law by Gov. Brad Little. Affirmative action helped many at Boise State prior to the ban.

Some of superintendent Branden Durst’s town hall responses inspired sporadic clapping here and there, but other answers caused drawn-out cackles and loud moans of disapproval. Fulfilling a promise to be accessible to the taxpayers and parents of West Bonner School District, Durst scheduled a series of town hall meetings at three schools. The Aug. 12 meeting at Priest River Lamanna High School at 10 a.m. is the final one.

Originally published Aug. 4 on IdahoEdNews.org.

Originally published Aug. 4 on IdahoEdNews.org.