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Nicole Blanchard

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Investigative Reporter at Idaho Statesman

Investigative reporter @IdahoStatesman (mostly outdoors/environment). @MedillSchool & @IdahoStateU grad. Nervous human. Tips to [email protected]

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  • 1 week ago | idahostatesman.com | Nicole Blanchard

    A Canadian mining company earlier this month submitted a plan for a silver and gold mine in Southwest Idaho that would resume operations in areas previously extracted in the late 1800s and 1900s. Integra, which does business in the Boise area as DeLamar Mining Co., submitted a revised mine plan of operations to the Bureau of Land Management in early April, according to a company news release.

  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Nicole Blanchard

    U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vermont, took the stage Monday night to the roar of applause, cheers and feet stomping in the bleachers at the jam-packed Ford Idaho Center. The Nampa event was the 12th stop on Sanders’ “Fighting Oligarchy” tour, which he kicked off in Omaha, Nebraska, in late February. The series of rallies, which also prominently feature U.S. Rep.

  • 1 week ago | gazettextra.com | Nicole Blanchard

    BOISE, Idaho - An Ada County judge on Friday ruled partially in favor of four women who sued the state after they were denied health condition-related abortions in Idaho because of strict bans on the procedure. The ruling puts in place the first clear carve-out of a health exception in the ban, a contentious issue that has sparked multiple lawsuits, including one that rose to the U.S. Supreme Court. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.

  • 1 week ago | swoknews.com | Nicole Blanchard

    BOISE, Idaho — An Ada County judge on Friday ruled partially in favor of four women who sued the state after they were denied health condition-related abortions in Idaho because of strict bans on the procedure. The ruling puts in place the first clear carve-out of a health exception in the ban, a contentious issue that has sparked multiple lawsuits, including one that rose to the U.S. Supreme Court. kAmu@FCE9 s:DEC:4E yF586 y2D@? $4@EE’D DA=:E CF=:?8 42>6 >@C6 E92?

  • 1 week ago | dailyitem.com | Nicole Blanchard

    BOISE, Idaho — An Ada County judge on Friday ruled partially in favor of four women who sued the state after they were denied health condition-related abortions in Idaho because of strict bans on the procedure. The ruling puts in place the first clear carve-out of a health exception in the ban, a contentious issue that has sparked multiple lawsuits, including one that rose to the U.S. Supreme Court. kAmu@FCE9 s:DEC:4E yF586 y2D@? $4@EE’D DA=:E CF=:?8 42>6 >@C6 E92?

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Nicole Blanchard
Nicole Blanchard @NMBlanchard
12 Nov 24

RT @nicoleMfoy: there are so many horrifying details stuffed into @audreydutton's story about what happens when states like Idaho have limi…

Nicole Blanchard
Nicole Blanchard @NMBlanchard
5 Nov 24

RT @IdahoNewsGuild: Let’s gooooo!!! A big congrats to everyone involved at Alaska’s largest newspaper. Proud to have another unionized pap…

Nicole Blanchard
Nicole Blanchard @NMBlanchard
10 Sep 24

RT @IdahoNewsGuild: Proud to have another unionized newspapers in the Pacific Northwest region. Solidarity to our new union brothers and…