AGP Executive Report
Last update: 14 minutes agoSchool Insurance: Idaho’s insurance director says the Idaho School Benefit Trust’s $13 million shortfall followed years of rates set too low; school districts have had to cover their share as the state investigates. Election Fallout: Republicans held every statewide office, but Democrats flipped six legislative seats. Voters rejected Proposition 1, leaving Idaho’s abortion bans intact, and also defeated HJR 4, which would have given the Legislature sole power to regulate drugs. Data Centers: Boise’s mayor is seeking a pause on large data-center projects, adding local pressure as the city weighs a proposed freeze. Wolf Policy: Reports say hunters killed 12 newborn wolf pups under an Idaho-backed program paying $2,000 per pup, putting state wildlife policy under fresh scrutiny. Criminal Justice: An Idaho law targeting fentanyl dealers is also being used to charge people accused of using the drug, raising questions about how prosecutors apply the statute.
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