AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoIdaho Tax Relief: Gov. Brad Little says Idaho issued a record 826,370 refunds totaling $579.1 million, with both the number of refunds and total dollars up from last year. Power & Water: Idaho Power is moving to relicense the Cascade Dam power plant, aiming to keep its turbines running for decades. Public Safety: A missing Idaho Falls man’s body was recovered from a canal, while Post Falls investigators are probing a homicide that has neighbors demanding answers. Health & Agriculture: Idaho dairies reported more bird flu cases, with USDA noting a surge in H5N1 detections in the state’s livestock herds. Wildfire Readiness: Twin Falls fire officials are warning residents to use only “safe and sane” fireworks this Fourth of July as dry conditions raise wildfire risk. Community & Local Life: Gov. Little also announced a new College Athletics Working Group, and Idaho schools and cities continue upgrades and planning—from jail expansion work in Ada County to window and door replacements at Kimberly Middle School. National Watch: Republican AGs are urging the EPA to treat the abortion pill mifepristone as a water contaminant.
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