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U S Olympic & Paralympic Committee welcomes James Higa to board of directors, announces departure of Kikkan Randall
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Idaho Lawmaker, Gold Medalist On Tokyo Olympics, Statehouse Chaos
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A bill that expands wolf hunting in Idaho is headed to the governor’s desk. Conservation groups say the legislation could reduce Idaho s total wolf population by 90%.
Senate Bill 1211 passed both chambers Tuesday just seven days after being introduced. It allows year-round wolf trapping on private land and unlimited wolf tags for trappers and hunters. It also nearly triples the money coming out of the Department of Fish and Game budget for the wolf control fund. The state uses those monies to pay for depredation efforts.
Bellevue Mayor Ned Burns, subbing on the house floor for Rep. Muffy Davis (D-Ketchum), said he confirmed with Fish and Game the bill allows night time hunting of wolves, something not currently allowed for other big game.
Idaho State Rep. Charlie Shepherd Said Moms Should Stay at Home, Votes Against Childhood Education Chelsea Steiner © Provided by The Mary Sue idaho rep
Idaho State Rep. Charlie Shepherd, R-Pollock, has come under fire for saying that women should stay at home and raise children instead of working in this, the year of our Lord 2021. On Tuesday, the Republican rep. said “I don’t think anybody does a better job than mothers in the home, and any bill that makes it easier or more convenient for mothers to come out of the home and let somebody else raise their child, I just don’t think that’s a good direction for us to be going … We are really hurting the family unit in the process,” in response to a bill which would improve early childhood education programs across Idaho.