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Coronavirus
Weddings, other big events, relocate to Canyon County where there are fewer restrictions
The 208
The 208 for Wednesday, August 12, 2020: Coronavirus doesn't know county lines, weddings moving due to social gathering rules, governor recall fails
The 208 for Wednesday, August 12, 2020: Virus does not know county lines, Idaho has lost millions in state law challenges, campaign to recall governor falls short.
The 208
Central District Health: Virus does not stop at county lines
Ada County Commissioner Diana Lachiondo is frustrated by what has been happening in Canyon County.
The 208
208 Redial: Commemorating the anniversary of Lewis and Clark reaching Idaho
It was 215 years ago that the Corps of Discovery first set foot in what is now Idaho. On the 200th anniversary, a group of reenactors paid tribute.
The 208
208 Redial: Commemorating the anniversary of Lewis and Clark reaching Idaho
It was 215 years ago that the Corps of Discovery first set foot in what is now Idaho. On the 200th anniversary, a group of reenactors paid tribute.
Politics
Campaign to recall Idaho Gov. Brad Little fails
The group had to collect 183,523 signatures to trigger a recall vote. The secretary of state says no signatures were turned in by Tuesday's deadline.
Politics
Campaign to recall governor fails to turn in signatures
The group admitted they fell short of their goal to collect more than 183,000 signatures to get the recall on the November ballot.
Capitol Watch
Idaho lawmaker gives perspective on state laws challenged in court
Rep. Ilana Rubel, a career lawyer, explains her perspective on Idaho's recent loss over House Bill 509 and the history of similar losses.
The 208
Why does Idaho continue to lose lawsuits over laws passed by the Legislature?
Idaho has a fund that was set up to pay legal costs of these court challenges. We had a state lawmaker walk us through some of those cases.
The 208
Weddings moving out of Ada County because of coronavirus restrictions on gatherings
Megan Hasquet was planning on getting married in Ada County, but now she's taking her nuptials to Canyon County.
The 208
Southwest District Health board member promotes the use of hydroxychloroquine
Viki Purdy promoted several debunked claims and told KTVB in an email that "Pharma" is to blame for the lack of credible evidence on the malaria drug's use.
The 208
The 208 for Tuesday, August 11, 2020: Southwest District Health board debates use of drug, Caldwell school to start online, no fall sports
The 208 for Tuesday, August 11, 2020: Southwest District Health debate over drug, Caldwell schools revises start plan, Boise State and no fall sports.
The 208
The 208 for Wednesday, August 12, 2020: Coronavirus doesn't know county lines, weddings moving due to social gathering rules, governor recall fails
The 208 for Wednesday, August 12, 2020: Virus does not know county lines, Idaho has lost millions in state law challenges, campaign to recall governor falls short.
The 208
Central District Health: Virus does not stop at county lines
Ada County Commissioner Diana Lachiondo is frustrated by what has been happening in Canyon County.
The 208
208 Redial: Commemorating the anniversary of Lewis and Clark reaching Idaho
It was 215 years ago that the Corps of Discovery first set foot in what is now Idaho. On the 200th anniversary, a group of reenactors paid tribute.
The 208
208 Redial: Commemorating the anniversary of Lewis and Clark reaching Idaho
It was 215 years ago that the Corps of Discovery first set foot in what is now Idaho. On the 200th anniversary, a group of reenactors paid tribute.
Politics
Campaign to recall Idaho Gov. Brad Little fails
The group had to collect 183,523 signatures to trigger a recall vote. The secretary of state says no signatures were turned in by Tuesday's deadline.
Politics
Campaign to recall governor fails to turn in signatures
The group admitted they fell short of their goal to collect more than 183,000 signatures to get the recall on the November ballot.
Capitol Watch
Idaho lawmaker gives perspective on state laws challenged in court
Rep. Ilana Rubel, a career lawyer, explains her perspective on Idaho's recent loss over House Bill 509 and the history of similar losses.
The 208
Why does Idaho continue to lose lawsuits over laws passed by the Legislature?
Idaho has a fund that was set up to pay legal costs of these court challenges. We had a state lawmaker walk us through some of those cases.
The 208
Weddings moving out of Ada County because of coronavirus restrictions on gatherings
Megan Hasquet was planning on getting married in Ada County, but now she's taking her nuptials to Canyon County.
The 208
Southwest District Health board member promotes the use of hydroxychloroquine
Viki Purdy promoted several debunked claims and told KTVB in an email that "Pharma" is to blame for the lack of credible evidence on the malaria drug's use.
The 208
The 208 for Tuesday, August 11, 2020: Southwest District Health board debates use of drug, Caldwell school to start online, no fall sports
The 208 for Tuesday, August 11, 2020: Southwest District Health debate over drug, Caldwell schools revises start plan, Boise State and no fall sports.
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