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BOISE, Idaho (KTVB) - The Idaho State Board of Education has approved tuition increases for the state's public universities and some colleges.

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I've lived in five states: Wisconsin, Texas, Massachusetts, Iowa, and Idaho.  Each one has its own little peccadilloes, but Idaho has some pretty darn good ones.  Here are at least some of the weirdest laws in Idaho:

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Challis, Idaho ( KMVT-TV / KSVT-TV ) For the last two weeks, a cluster of nearly 20 earthquakes of magnitude 2.5 or greater has shook Custer County Idaho, 6 to 14 miles north-northwest of Challis Idaho.

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If you're heading up north from Twin Falls or the Magic Valley... Avalanche Alley is closing again: BOISE COUNTY (KTVB) - The 12-mile stretch of Idaho State Highway 21 between the Grandjean Junction and Banne

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BOISE (AP/KTVB) -- The Idaho Transportation Department has released a smartphone application intended to help motorists whether it's a morning commute or drive across the state.

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BOISE (AP/KTVB) -- State auditors say the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare misspent $2.5 million in federal funding on salaries instead of using it for food stamps and other assistance for Idaho's poorest residents.

The finding by the Office of Performance Evaluation was part of the state's annual audit of how fe

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BOISE (AP/KTVB) - Idaho Secretary of State Ben Ysursa has endorsed Ada County's chief deputy clerk Phil McGrane to be his successor when Ysursa retires at the end of the year.

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BOISE (KTVB) -- Monday night marks the deadline to sign up for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act.

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If you've ever wondered, "Does music therapy work?" check out this excellent piece by KTVB's Bonnie Shelton:

EAGLE (KTVB) -- An Idaho musician is using his talents to help senior citizens relive the past through the music that helped shape their lives.

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Some people use the warm weather as an excuse to stay inside with the cold air blowing non-stop. Others use this time of year to get outside and enjoy nature...which can also be relaxing and fun. Here is a free way to get outside with your family and learn to fish and maybe catch dinner. June 8th is a free fishing day in Idaho. This means that anybody can fish even if you don't have a license.

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