Ian Stevenson
Reporter at Idaho Statesman
Writing about state politics, investigations and climate change for the @IdahoStatesman. DM for Signal.
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idahostatesman.com | Hope Pisoni |Ian Stevenson |Spencer Macnaughton
Editor’s Note: This story was produced through a partnership between Uncloseted Media and the Idaho Statesman. Uncloseted Media specializes in investigative LGBTQ+-focused journalism. Both organizations contributed reporting and editing. Ian Max Stevenson was the Statesman’s reporter for the project. Idaho lawmakers were met in late January by a House committee hearing room full of constituents there to state their beliefs about the institution of marriage — and whom it should extend to.
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idahostatesman.com | Sarah Cutler |Ian Stevenson
Weeks before undergoing an embryo transfer as part of her in vitro fertilization process, Rep. Brooke Green, D-Boise, woke up one night with a gut feeling: She needed to get a mammogram. She went to the doctor the next day, and by 11 a.m., she learned that she had breast cancer, she told fellow lawmakers Monday on the Idaho House floor. Months later, during a scan ahead of her planned mastectomy, she learned she had cancer in her other breast, too.
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2 months ago |
idahostatesman.com | Ian Stevenson
Idaho could soon prohibit transgender people from using the bathroom they choose in many state buildings, outlaw adult college students from entering a dorm room occupied by a friend of the opposite sex, and ban all-gender bathrooms. An Idaho House lawmaker who is a former women’s college basketball coach has made it a top priority to pass laws in the Legislature aimed at transgender people and promoted her latest bill Friday — this one focused on single-sex facilities. Rep.
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2 months ago |
yahoo.com | Ian Stevenson
Idaho could soon prohibit transgender people from using the bathroom they choose in many state buildings, outlaw adult college students from entering a dorm room occupied by a friend of the opposite sex, and ban all-gender bathrooms. An Idaho House lawmaker who is a former women’s college basketball coach has made it a top priority to pass laws in the Legislature aimed at transgender people and promoted her latest bill Friday — this one focused on single-sex facilities. Rep.
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columbian.com | Ian Stevenson |Kevin Fixler
BOISE, Idaho — A coalition of environmental groups sued the Trump administration this week to try to thwart the approval of the Stibnite Gold Project, a planned gold and antimony mine in Central Idaho. Owned by Perpetua Resources, a Canadian mining company with offices in Idaho, the open-pit mine project received U.S. Forest Service approval in the waning days of the Biden administration last month.
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