AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoRural Health: Idaho has allocated its full $185.9 million federal grant for rural care, including support for telehealth, behavioral health and local facilities; state officials say next year’s funding is uncertain. Local Government: Mountain Home’s City Council approved an emergency moratorium on data center projects after a packed public meeting. Courts: The Idaho Supreme Court, in a 3-2 ruling, upheld dismissal of a challenge to the state’s public defense system, finding the case did not show that problems under the former county system would persist. Midterm Elections: Early voting is surging in Kootenai County ahead of Nov. 3, as Idaho voters weigh races and ballot measures. Business: Micron pledged more than $67 million for Idaho transit, housing and children’s savings programs. Credit Unions: Numerica and Oregon-based SELCO plan to merge, pending regulatory approval and a member vote; the combined credit union would serve more than 325,000 members across the region.
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