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Idaho News:

New USDA rule will change how Idaho handles hemp:
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Idaho court case asks: Can you be guilty of aggravated battery if you’re disabled?:
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Nez Perce County Prosecutor’s Office starts Animal Cruelty Unit:
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Man accused of sexually abusing teen over two years takes Alford plea:
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Idaho man ordered to serve 45 years in prison for the brutal 2017 murder of landlady:
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Murderer who stabbed victim 25 times sentenced to life:
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Twin Falls man sentenced to prison for arson:
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Transgender man placed on probation for sexual battery of woman:
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Imprisoned sex offender now facing lewd conduct charges in Bannock County:
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East Idaho prosecutor seeks death penalty for suspect in Angie Dodge’s rape, killing:
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Local men get lengthy prison sentences for sex crimes against girls:
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Regional News:

Industry warns Sisolak’s weed crackdown may be counterproductive:
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Homeless man who threatened Portland mom and son gets probation and health services with 68th conviction:
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Lawyers join appeal in case of UNR officer’s murder, seek execution ban for mentally ill:
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Local law enforcement leaders urge more investments in prekindergarten:
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Supporting survivors, remembering victims:
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National News:

Regulation and thriving black market burning up profits of California’s legal weed business:
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Florida Inmate sentenced for mailing threat to prosecutor:
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Prosecutor stars first N.J. program to train people with special needs to work in law enforcement:
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U.S. Attorney blames Tallahassee gun violence on ‘street level, small-time’ pot dealers:
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SCOTUS opens new term with criminal law cases addressing insanity defense and unanimous juries:
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Feds announce seizure of enough fentanyl to kill 14 million people, 35 arrested:
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Department of Justice announces pilot program for use of body-worn cameras by federally deputized task force officers:
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