Mia Maldonado is a Breaking News Reporter with a focus on local news in Caldwell, Idaho. She writes for various publications including the Idaho State Journal, The Idaho Capital, and the Idaho Statesman. Mia's work covers a range of topics including politics, healthcare, and public utilities, providing timely and informative news to the community.
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Mia Maldonado's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Idaho, encompassing government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news. This includes topics such as transgender rights, public utilities commission decisions, and legal issues in the state.
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By: Mia Maldonado
The Associated Press has declared former President Donald Trump the winner of Idaho in the 2024 presidential election.
By: Mia Maldonado
Idaho lawmakers will see an increase in their pay to $25,000 per year for the next two years, unless the Senate and House reject the proposal.
By: Mia Maldonado
Idaho lawmakers will see an increase in their pay from $19,913, to $25,000 per year for the next two years.
By: Mia Maldonado
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission is hosting customer hearings in early December to hear testimony on an application from Idaho Power to change its rates.
By: Mia Maldonado
BOISE — Idaho lawmakers will see an increase in their pay from $19,913, to $25,000 per year for the next two years.
By: Mia Maldonado
The Idaho Supreme Court is deciding who must cover the costs of preparing court transcripts for indigent defendants on appeal — a decision complicated by the state's recent overhaul of its public defense system.
Transparent Idaho, a website managed by the Idaho State Controller’s Office, is offering new features for the public to navigate data on Idaho’s 198 cities.
By: Mia Maldonado
The Bureau of Land Management began conducting prescribed burn operations on Thursday across southwest Idaho, which are scheduled to continue through May 2025.
Lawsuit seeks to clarify medical exceptions to Idaho's abortion restrictions after women are forced to seek out-of-state care for severe pregnancy complications
From right to left stand Jennifer Adkins, Dr. Emily Corrigan, Dr. Julie Lyons, Rebecca Vincen-Brown, Jillaine St.Michel, and Kayla Smith. Courtesy of Center for Reproductive Rights / SPLASH Cinema
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