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Idaho Medical Transit Program Suspends Service as Funding Dries Up Mid-Year★ Idaho Wolf Population Falls to 1,129 as State Pursues Aggressive Reduction Plan★ Georgia Data Center Industry Launches PR Campaign Amid Growing Public Backlash★ Three Killed, Four Injured in Shooting at Seattle’s Bite of Seattle Food Festival★ Michigan Budget Sidesteps Revenue Measures as Federal Funding Cuts Loom★ Two Shot at Deerbrook Mall in Texas as One Person Detained Following Active Shooter Report★ ICE Plans to Reopen 1,400-Bed Detention Center in North Carolina, Drawing Criticism From State Officials★ Vermont Town Imposes $250 Fee, Occupancy Rules on Short-Term Rentals★ Idaho Medical Transit Program Suspends Service as Funding Dries Up Mid-Year★ Idaho Wolf Population Falls to 1,129 as State Pursues Aggressive Reduction Plan★ Georgia Data Center Industry Launches PR Campaign Amid Growing Public Backlash★ Three Killed, Four Injured in Shooting at Seattle’s Bite of Seattle Food Festival★ Michigan Budget Sidesteps Revenue Measures as Federal Funding Cuts Loom★ Two Shot at Deerbrook Mall in Texas as One Person Detained Following Active Shooter Report★ ICE Plans to Reopen 1,400-Bed Detention Center in North Carolina, Drawing Criticism From State Officials★ Vermont Town Imposes $250 Fee, Occupancy Rules on Short-Term Rentals★

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