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Here’s what public affairs news made the front page of newspapers in the Northwest today, excluding local crime, features and sports stories. (Newspaper names contracted with location)
Where Bergdahl came from (Boise Statesman)
Project cleans phosphorus from Boise River (Boise Statesman)
Department of Energy talks cleanup contracts (IF Post Register)
Idaho crime diminishing a little (IF Post Register, Pocatello Journal)
Suit filed vs state juvenile corrections (Nampa Press Tribune)
Canyon Fair may yet go to Idaho Center (Nampa Press Tribune)
Fish & Game rules on under-12 hunting tags (Nampa Press Tribune, Pocatello Journal)
Coyotes hit Firth-area livestock (Pocatello Journal)
State mental health provider issues noted (TF Times News)
Plans shown for expanded Magic Valley airport (TF Times News)
Hot contest for state superintendent (TF Times News)
KF subdivision well closed off (KF Herald & News)
Oregon preparing for drought (Ashland Tidings)
Medford ordinance on pot challenged (Medford Tribune)
Medford appproves transfers in school districts (Medford Tribune)
Dry conditions hurting wheat yield (Pendleton E Oregonian)
Disputes over the firing of SAIF CEO (Portland Oregonian, Salem Statesman Journal)
Opponents to same sex marriage on ropes (Portland Oregonian)
New Oregonian editor named (Portland Oregonian)
Oracle has 1,280 contracts with OR governments (Salem Statesman Journal)
Should light rail run to Paine Field? (Everett Herald)
Post-Oso lawsuit names Snohomish Co, state (Everett Herald)
Hanford whistleblower loses legal appeal (Kennewick Herald)
Port Angeles population, unusually, declines (Port Angeles News)
T-Mobile must refund unwanted costs (Seattle Times, Tacoma News Tribune, Longview News)
Seattle’s first pot shop opens next Tuesday (Seattle Times)
Spokane hydroplane races blocked this year (Spokane Spokesman)
Spokane blocks some fireworks (Spokane Spokesman)
Tacoma sets up billboard community (Tacoma News Tribune)
Yakima sheriff deputy contracts okayed (Yakima Herald Republic)
