Idaho Will Be Third State to Use Anti-Meth Ads: Controversial Campaign That Started in Montana in 2005 Will Cost $2.7 Million a Year to Run
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By Shawna Gamache, The Idaho Statesman, Boise  Feb. 3--Idaho will soon be the third state to take up a gritty, graphic anti-meth campaign started in Montana in 2005.   On Friday, former Boise Rep. Debbie Field, Gov.
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By Rocky Barker, The Idaho Statesman, Boise  Sep. 21--Gov. Jim Risch outlined a new approach to managing the state's 9.3 million acres of roadless land Wednesday that state and federal officials say will go forward despite a federal court ruling that challenges the state's involvement.
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By Mark Havnes, The Salt Lake Tribune  Sep. 11--The powerful Outdoor Industry Association has weighed in against  a controversial growth plan for Washington County, just days before a  congressional subcommittee is scheduled to take up the matter.
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Using images of children in combat camouflage, a coalition of anti-war groups is airing about $500,000 in ads against Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell and three other GOP senators facing re-election next year, urging them to "bring our troops home."
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Drug stores will have to start locking up common cold medicines that contain chemicals used to make methamphetamine and limiting sales of those medicines to two at a time under a bill Gov.
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By Michele Heller, The Idaho Statesman, Boise  Mar. 7--WASHINGTON -- Idaho Republican Sen. Mike Crapo began a second run today at pushing legislation intended to protect wilderness and ranching land in Owyhee County.
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By Katy Moeller, The Idaho Statesman, Boise  Dec.
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When state legislators passed a law last month requiring that 17-year-olds be tried as adults, they hoped the reduced cost of providing for adult prisoners rather than juveniles would save the state about $3.6 million.
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Americans wanting to buy many common cold medicines would have to go to a drug store and ask the pharmacist under legislation introduced on Wednesday aimed at fighting the spread of the illegal stimulant methamphetamine.
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More states consider limiting access to cold medicines that are used to create methamphetamines.
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State officials announced plans Monday to invest $7 million next year in federally restricted embryonic stem cell research and $3 million for less controversial research into adult stem cells.
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By Mike Peters, Greeley Tribune, Colo.  Sep. 11--Q -- I was getting some Children's Motrin at Wal-Mart, and I had to pick it up at the pharmacists' counter, which I understand because of the laws against the manufacture of methamphetamines.
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By Dennison, Mike HELENA - A bill pitched as a catalyst for future energy development in Montana won endorsement Thursday from the Montana House, but not without criticism that it needlessly expands government.
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After reading about laws around the country banning panhandling, I think it is a wonderful idea for our state.  It would be great to make it retroactive to when Dave Checketts came begging.  Jeff Ayers  Kaysville  (c) 2007 Deseret News (Salt Lake City).
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By Idaho Statesman, The Idaho Statesman, Boise  Dec. 19--The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced today it will propose delisting Rocky Mountain wolves as endangered in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming by the end of January.
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Kansas joins three other states in a program that makes lower-cost drugs from abroad available to all residents. BY STEVE PAINTER.
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The Bush administration's war on drugs stretches deep into Asia and Latin America, yet one of its most crucial campaigns &#151; in the eyes of drug czar John Walters &#151; is being waged this fall among voters in Oregon, Alaska and Montana.