Idaho politics

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The Idaho Legislature has wrapped up business amid acrimony between the House and Senate.

The Senate has passed legislation to keep in force some 8,000 administrative rules from state agencies involving such things as requiring licenses for health care workers.

The Senate Health and Welfare Committee on Wednesday knocked down legislation aimed to restrict Medicaid Expansion in Idaho.

The Senate Affairs Committee in a hearing on Wednesday voted 6-3 to send Senate Bill 1159 to the Amending Order.

The House Joint Memorial No. 7 cleared its final hurdle when it passed on the Senate floor on Monday.

A panel of Idaho lawmakers delayed voting on a bill Friday that would add work requirements to the voter-approved Medicaid expansion initiative.

Legislation to designate a roadway that crosses southern Idaho as the Idaho Medal of Honor Highway has passed the House.

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Workers will have a longer window in which to file a claim for unpaid wages if a bill is passed at the Idaho State Legislature.

The report from state auditors with the Office of Performance Evaluations was presented to the Joint Legislative Oversight Committee on Wednesday.

The proposed legislation, sponsored by Rep. Sue Chew, D-Boise, will get a full hearing before the Health and Welfare Committee later this session.

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