Burley, ID News

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• Twin Falls council votes to change recycling program
• Cassia County again defers on synthetic marijuana ban
• Cassia Co. approves new fee, rezone request
• Idaho's top man in education challenged for second term
• No fees necessary T.F. council unanimously approves no-sort recycling program
• Woman cited in crash that blocked highway
• Planning for CSI fine arts addition moves forward
• SIRCOMM gets $512K grant
• YOU DON'T SAY: Idaho's last laureate
• Jerome County sheriff doles out awards
• Grant to aid in volunteer training and recruitment
• One byproduct of Twin Falls road construction: fewer severe wrecks
• Otter ends Idaho's 'designated agent' status in wolf management
• No-sort recycling heads to Twin Falls City Council for possible vote
• Idaho's lieutenant governor faces two challengers
• Wanted in Jerome County: Neal Austin Weaver
• 5th District Court news
• DON'T ASK ME: The truth about December-May romances
• Wanted in Cassia County
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• Around the valley
• Turnout disappointing at Paul public hearing
• Filer to pursue solar power grant
• T.F. Council to consider law on public intoxication
• Plea-change compromise puzzles both sides in Aston theft case
• Magic Valley banks notice increase in bad check scams
• Police see problems enforcing 'spice' ban
• Longtime legislator Clint Stennett dies at 54
• Wolverines shock Jerome for district title
• Clint Stennett, eight-term senator from Ketchum, succumbs to brain cancer
• YOU DON'T SAY: Was the mayor a killer?
• Clint Stennett succumbs to cancer, lawmakers mourn loss of "gentleman's gentleman."
• Walmart looks to stock more local produce
• Football rivals collide as Bruins visit Tigers
• Burley nuisance property battle continues in court
• Wendell beats Gooding for district soccer crown
• Golf tourney earns money for St. Benedicts
• College of Southern Idaho volleyball's biggest adversary is itself
• Living off the land
• Potter doing it all for Boise State
• Healthy again, Idaho's Jackson reflects on family and football
• Elko to ban synthetic marijuana drug `spice'
• Kimberly water project progresses despite 'long, slow process'
• 'Immeasurable satisfaction': New Boy Scout troop progresses
• Longtime Twin Falls gardener freely shares bounty
• Times-News reporter attempts to practice with CSI athletes
• DON'T ASK ME: Is your dog a Republican? My cat's a Democrat
• Settling into fall
• Gooding man dominates home-brew competition
• Twin Falls volleyball gets 'wake-up call' from Minico [photo gallery]
• Single vehicle crash closes one eastbound lane on U.S. Interstate 84
• Motorcycle gang arrested in Idaho drug raid
• How to repeal millions of dollars in tax exemptions [video]
• ConocoPhillips seeking expedited wide-loads ruling
• URA board to help pay for painting silos
• Crapo, Sullivan to debate tonight
• What are their political ambitions? A Times-News Q and A with Twin Falls County Commission candidates
• Schools rely on unhealthy foods for their fundraisers
• From the candidates' mouths
• Column: He cheated the hangman, sort of
• Longtime CSI trustee in 4-way contest
• Schoolkids plead for help for Bergdahl
• Yellowstone National Park closing after record season
• Building a 'ghetto workout' Ketchum athletes use construction-site items to vary their routines
• Grain estimates likely to change, but not expected to impact farmers
• Senator Mike Crapo signs Death Tax repeal pledge
• Allred tells Times-News editorial board that Idaho should 'broaden' tax base to help education
• Jerome Co. makes third attempt at jail funding $13M jail proposal hits ballots again Nov. 2
• By the numbers
• Jones faces write-in challenger for Lincoln County assessor post
• CSI retiree challenges longtime trustee in election
• Columbus Day brings closures around Magic Valley
• Twin Falls City Council considers new recycling program
• CSI teacher discovers Mexico's stories first-hand
• Two bodies found in southeast Idaho in likely accident
• Dogs demonstrate their skills at Trailing of the Sheep
• Medicaid payments lagging in Idaho
• DON"T ASK ME: Lord, make me ambitious, but not today
• Equine care traditions tip on point of licensing
• 5th District Court news
• Lincoln Co. crash sends 5 to hospital
• Wendell school board OKs emergency levy
• Burley to repair riverbank near golf course
• Sheep link to bighorn illness adds to grazing controversy
• Proposal to outlaw 'spice' gets mixed response
• Crews seek geothermal hot spots in Lincoln County
• T.F. leaf compost site to open Monday
• Columbus Day brings several closures around Magic Valley
• Resident speaks out against Burley employee pay increases
• Simpson faces two challengers on Nov. 2
• Otter backs down on wolf ultimatum
• Twin Falls County, city float idea of City Hall move
• Morning mess: Diesel spill snarls Blue Lakes traffic
• Idaho Secretary of State says he won't tap more school reserves
• Colossal ceramics are centerpiece of tonight's free Gallery Walk
• Kimberly shuts out Burley in Thursday night football matchup
• U.S. gay rights activists to protest comments by Mormon church leader
• Shoshone revamps fire district
• Man arrested after hiding in vet's office
• COLUMN: Idaho's all-time, top 10 scoundrels
• 5th District Court News
• U of I touts range station
• First-responders sharpen skills at Twin Falls airport
• Tjong-A-Tjoe: BSU tackle is one of a kind
• Intense Minico volleyball team sweeps Burley
• Chojnacky, Jerome girls shine at Bates invite
• UPDATE: Northbound lanes on Blue Lakes North from Pole Line to Bridgeview are closed due to fuel spill
• T.F.-Sun Valley bus decision still on hold
• Author shares advice with Jerome High students
• Investigation of Rupert boy's death continues
• In campaign season, spin zone grows
• It's change vs. experience in 26A House race
• Southern Idaho home beer brewers can compete in smackdown
• Nothing cheesy about Idaho's cheese industry: Ketchum chef earns scholarship to learn from Wisconsin cheesemakers
• Twin Falls beats Canyon Ridge in cross-town soccer rivalry
• Waste board to review contracts
• Milner rapids could be option in April
• Dems, GOP roll open election HQs
• Development, budget separate Blaine Co. Commission candidates
• Twin Falls man changes plea to guilty in oxycodone case
• A woman's work: Jerome police officer retires after 31 years
• YOU DON'T SAY: Know what's hysterical? You, Mom and Dad
• Luna, Olson face off in education debate
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• Buhl schools lay out plan to make yearly progress goals
• IPTV schedules candidate debates
• Wendell works to manage deficit
• T.F. City Council waives paving requirement for Jubilee House
• City of Twin Falls to host open house on proposed changes to bicycle ordinance
• Amalgamated plans $2 million upgrade
• Wanted in Jerome County
• Two more sentenced for liquor store burglary
• 5th District Court news
• Making history - Hansen FFA Chapter wins national contest
• Around the valley
• Jerome Co. purchases conceptual drawing for jail
• How one teen pulled through life-threatening disease with ‘sense of gratitude’ intact
• Juvenile rams car, now faces charges
• Gooding cemetery caretaker retires
• Idaho Senate seat up for grabs in a three-way race
• Police investigate crash near Jerome
• YOU DON'T SAY: They didn't call it Fishing Falls for nothing
• Former Wood River Valley resident makes it big on 'True Blood'
• 5th District Court News
• Horizon Air to paint airplane in UI Vandal colors
• IPTV schedules candidate debates
• Meridian considering texting ban simllar to ban enacted by Twin Falls
• T.F. City Council waives paving requirement for Jubilee House
• McKean, Marovich sentenced for liquor store burglary
• Alleged Oxycodone distributor changes plea to guilty
• Two more sentenced for liquor store burglary
• Juvenile rams car, now faces charges
• Gov. Otter to sign rule making synthetic marijuana a controlled substance
• Jerome Co. purchases conceptual drawing for jail
• Idaho Senate seat up for grabs in a three-way race
• Overland Avenue reconstruction to be completed Tuesday
• YOU DON'T SAY: They didn't call it Fishing Falls for nothing
• Idaho, Utah indicate concealed weapons permits are on the rise
• Meridian considering texting ban simllar to ban enacted by Twin Falls
• McKean, Marovich sentenced for liquor store burglary
• How one teen pulled through life-threatening disease with ‘sense of gratitude’ intact
• Police investigate crash near Jerome
• Buhl schools lay out plan to make yearly progress goals
• Overland Avenue traffic signals, striping to be ready Tuesday
• Wendell works to manage deficit
• City of Twin Falls to host open house on proposed changes to bicycle ordinance
• Construction dominates Twin Falls City Council agenda
• Wanted in Jerome County
• 5th District Court news
• Crapo faces challengers from right, left
• Around the valley
• Gooding cemetery caretaker retires
• Horizon Air to paint airplane in UI Vandal colors
• Officials: Meth ad study may not have looked deep enough
• Idaho, Utah indicate concealed weapons permits are on the rise
• Support group uses AIDS Walk to educate
• YOU DON'T SAY: On Election Day, vote early and vote cowboy
• West Nile found in Twin Falls animals
• 5th District Court news
• Kimberly man arrested in trailer crash
• Wanted in Cassia County
• SIRCOMM insurance carrier to cover Hagerman tower repairs
• Artist transforms husks with a little paint, imagination
• Buhl-Wendell roads turn into Idaho Highway 46
• Twin Falls School District weighs options for spending federal funds
• Idaho part of effort to overturn wolf ruling
• The sky's the limit: Pro skateboarder from Twin Falls ranks 10th in world
• Former Wood River Valley resident makes it big on 'True Blood'
• Notoberfest BID’s Oktoberfest dead, but replacement events fill weekend calendar in T.F.
• YOU DON'T SAY: Idaho and the national anthem of down-and-out
• Social worker challenges longtime Jerome legislator
• T.F. texting ban starts today
• Hunters pass on grouse season
• Carey School in running for solar panel grant
• T.F. woman sentenced for mail fraud
• Hospital patients hear advice from MLBhall-of-famer
• Twin Falls School District to consider supplemental levy
• Kimberly council members tour waterworks
• Bill's Place finds temporary home while helping female felons readjust to society
• Hailey to make zoning rules for airport land
• Gov. Otter asks federal court to reverse wolf ruling
• Bruins sweep Riverhawks on Dig Pink volleyball night
• Bring your pooch to the park Saturday to help animal shelter
• Poverty Flats owner sentenced for stolen property, meth
• Rupert signs for changes in electrical power agreement
• Buhl residents voice objections to linking two sections of road
• Jerome council calls emergency meeting about replacing police car
• Gooding hospital CEO fired
• Democrat challenges Donna Jones for Idaho state controller post
• Defendant in deadly crash gets jail time, deportation
• Judge closes proceedings in Burley teacher sex abuse case
• Diverse group of adults studies English at CSI
• Judge dismisses states' gun suit
• Rupert boy killed in vehicle versus pedestrian collision
• Mormon church says some fire claims dishonest
• Post office to close driveway
• Scrap center trash heap ignites Burley fire
• T.F. County to finalize land buys
• Gooding County crash claims 1 life
• Main Ave. to close for Friday parade
• Times-News publisher announces retirement
• Lazy J dwellers argue against development plan
• Warm temps to continue through end of week
• Feds deny protection to tiny rabbit
• 2011 Idaho homeowner exemption will change tax bills
• Hailey man gets 5 years for DUI crash
• Pence challenged for fourth term by newcomer
• Moose on the loose in Cassia Co. Large bull wanders into beet field near Burley
• Dams may return to reservoir storage
• Candidates stump on education Olson, Allred visit Twin Falls
• Motorcyclist from Filer killed in Nevada crash
• Two car collision on Highway 46
• YOU DON'T SAY: Is it an Idaho birthright?
• One in critical condition after crash
• Twin Falls City Council to look at final step for BID dissolution
• Secretary of State sends out absentee ballots
• Veterans and Idaho Foodbank extend helping hand to Popplewell students
• Circle Creek Overlook at City of Rocks closed until end of October
• Tim Corder again faces Henry Hibbert for Idaho Senate seat
• Area farm offers education in alpacas
• Learning water safety can save lives of all ages
• Montana, Idaho send wolf hunting plans to feds
• EPA may fine Buhl fish farm up to $177,500
• High unemployment leads to stagnant wages
• Injury crash on Highway 93 sends three to hospital
• Motorists airlifted from Hwy 93 wreck near Nevada border
• YOU DON'T SAY: If you can't mail it, what's the point?
• Aspiring hunters learn gun safety, survival skills in class
• A family’s changing face
• Good water year gives users chance to spread the wealth
• Keep the faith, baby: Speaker brings message of hope to CSI students
• Area officers learn how to deal with the mentally ill
• Crime roundup: Twin Falls police seek information on fatal wreck
• 5th District Court news
• RV fire starts blaze near Mtn. Home
• Results of Gooding bond vote unavailable
• Residents complain of odor problem in west Shoshone
• Idaho BLM to join other states in battle against invasive weeds
• Allred says Otter energy ad greenwashes record
• Yellowstone and Grand Teton waive entrance fees
• Montana woman fends off bear attack with zucchini
• Jerome Co. deputies search for abduction suspect
• 5th District Court news
• Docs ask Idaho to withdraw from health care suit
• T.F. commission candidates field questions at Kiwanis meeting
• Party police: Proposal would allow BLM to enforce alcohol laws
• Political newcomer challenges Ysursa
• Five tabbed for new T.F. finance panel
• New shoes:T.F. event will remember those lost to suicide
• Tea party surge, independent trends show subtle shift among Idaho voters
• Game preview: No. 24 Oregon State at No. 3 Boise State
• Democrats delay vote on extending Bush tax cuts
• Idaho doctors criticize AG's health care lawsuit
• Idaho lawmaker to pursue texting ban for Idaho
• Jerome police search for attempted abduction suspect
• 5th District Court news
• Greener grass: Jerome sets aside $45,000 for new park
• Buhl school board puts federal funds toward in-service days
• Higher ed budget: Half full or half empty?
• Proposed Medicaid rule change could impact special-needs children
• Area educators rally behind Olson
• Lawmakers: Lean times still ahead for Idaho
• Education funding cuts spur election interest
• Labrador fundraiser planned in Puerto Rico
• Canyon Ridge students get suspended for bringing pellet gun to school
• 5th District Court News
• Top 10 sales tax breaks
• What the candidates say about sales-tax exemptions
• Twin Falls commission to set guidelines for design changes in Warehouse District
• T.F. fire crews respond to smoldering lint
• Jaquet to propose tax commission revamp
• On balanced budgeting, the 2010 Legislature got it right, Idahoans say
• The driving adventure continues: Traffic changes scheduled for today in Twin Falls
• Ethics panel: Remove Hart from House tax committee
• Neighbors hope Camp Williams in Utah ceases firing after wildfire destroyed homes
• Finishing Strong: Rim 2 Rim sees record participation
• 5th District Court News
• T.F. Council bans smoking near park equipment
• Poll: Incumbent leads by 16 points, but numbers point to a close race
• Federal judge: Idaho can't cut cash assistance yet to some disabled adults
• Butter, sugar prices will send holiday baking costs up
• T.F. City Council adopts modified smoking ban for parks
• Eastern Idaho could shape governor's race
• One injured in motorcycle crash
• Southern T.F. traffic to reroute on Wednesday
• Political economist: GOP likes Minnick
• CSI trustees approve land purchase
• Jones captures title, Gomez wins race at MVS closer
• Vandals take big step with win
• Twin Falls Police release name of woman who died near gas station Saturday
• Crews battle Utah wildfire sparked at firing range
• Twin Falls City Council to consider smoking ban in 5 area parks
• Rural conservation agency honored by counties
• Twin Falls road closures start today
• Man killed in Glenns Ferry crash
• Police investigate vehicle-related death
• Unique behavior sets killdeer apart from avian cousins
• Wanted in Cassia County
• Free screenings to be offered for prostate cancer
• 5th District Court news
• BJHS restructuring plan to serve as model for struggling schools
• Woman sentenced for May break-in at liquor store
• Aston gets lesser charge in theft case
• Idaho Power wins approval to buy solar power from large Calif. provider
• Funding woes worsen at Twin Falls Salvation Army
• Magic Valley faithful worship together despite differing beliefs
• Consultant: Blaine schools need to improve communication
• Rupert City Council supports changes to electricity contract
• Kimberly to soon finalize new water rates
• T.F. woman suspected of dealing marijuana
• Bill would create tax break for geothermal projects in U.S.
• Column: Tarzan's Minidoka -- The dangdest thing you ever read
• ¡Viva Mexico! CSI hosts Mexican bicentennial bash
• Minnick ad targets Labrador's immigration work
• T.F. County seeks more info on fatal crash involving CSI player, friend
• Detective novelist will speak Thursday about latest mystery
• Newcomers welcome: Refugee program expands into elementary grades
• Twin Falls boys soccer claims win over Canyon Ridge
• Radio storyteller lectures in Hailey
• Cassia Co. students take in Living History Day
• Tax employees: Deals could cost Idaho $75 million
• Sun Valley to host USA Cycling championships
• Canal companies gain in struggle over water calls
• Youth faces another burglary charrge
• Rupert students learn civil rights, tolerance lessons
• Rollover temporarily blocks I-84
• May pleads not guilty in shooting, flight from police
• Prano sentenced for gun crimes
• Ranchers react to ruling on grazing permits
• Funding cuts cloud Idaho's anti-meth picture
• Otter, Allred highlight differences in second debate
• Panel opts not to cut Idaho lawmaker pay
• May pleads not guilty to shooting, chase charges
• Commission denies Time Warner certificate for VoIP
• Elderly woman sentenced for stealing cemetery flowers
• Follow the debate live
• Western legislators talk energy development, transmission
• Blair sentenced to 15 years for vehicular manslaughter
• Times-News expands election coverage
• T.F. teen pleads guilty to gun burglary
• Pocket calls and other social graces
• Allred camp putting down GOP roots
• Judge: BLM must release names of grazing permit holders
• Rupert school evacuated after bogus bomb threat
• Hungry to help: Idaho Foodbank seeks to establish permanency in Kimberly, across state
• Time to stop BSU's BCS title talk
• Details emerge around baseball player death
• Dominicans send Haiti missionaries' adviser to US
• Late-registration event held for Rim 2 Rim
• YOU DON'T SAY: Wendell's improbable coal-mining baron
• Twin Falls schools to seek emergency levy
• Second man charged in sex club case
• URA to look at demolishing Red's
• Six arrested for Burley home burglary
• BB-gun robber gets 15 years in prison
• T.F. Council to seek public input on bicycle proposals
• Minico students return to class after bogus bomb threat
• Judge: BLM must release names of grazing permit holders
• Animal shelter treats its way to calmer dogs
• Tribes, ranchers may suffer if Otter holds to threat of wolf management
• River's Edge Subdivision preliminary plat approved
• T.F. Sheriff's budget grows more than county's
• Burley council to visit properties it may sell
• Studies show water contaminated by INL too deep for concern
• English and Spanish speakers teach language skills at community garden
• Slew of bicycle safety recommendations heads to T.F. city council for approval
• CERT members brush up on skills
• CSI baseball player, friend die in car crash
• 5th District Court news
• Drop-outs get new way to head back to school
• Bronco football success leads to T-shirt sales
• BSU's coach: Team, not him, will convince doubters
• New information: CSI player, friend killed after alleged chase
• Here are road closures you'll find in Twin Falls today
• CSI baseball player, friend die in car crash
• YOU DON'T SAY: Where, indeed, are the grown-ups?
• Community briefs
• BLM approves Gateway West soil studies
• Wanted in Cassia County
• Falls Avenue West closed today, reopens Monday
• State schools chief candidate Olson makes campaign stop in Gooding
• Report blames Auger Falls Fire on smoker
• Prosecution seeks to seal Brinkerhoff child sex abuse case
• Feds OK project to expand Shoshone Falls power plant
• Gooding voters to decide on $4-million bond request to cope with student surge
• How to keep your teen safe online
• Three arrested in armed robbery of Burley store
• 5th District Court news
• Heyburn receives URA crash course
• A need for more speed?
• Latham again requests later trial date
• Lincoln County budget approved
• Paul council applauds Palooza
• 5th District Court News
• Voters to determine fate of University of Idaho fee change
• Jerome Boy Scout troop victimized by burglars
• Throw 'em a bone: Twin Falls animal shelter officials worried about funding shortage
• Gooding hospital CEO placed on leave
• Recall effort for Owyhee County sheriff fails
• Get 'Lost in Lava' at Lincoln County Cowboy Poetry Gathering
• Gooding hospital CEO placed on leave
• Feds send housing cash to T.F., other Idaho towns
• TFPD concludes Auger Falls Fire investigation
• NTSB issues early report in Idaho copter crash at Kamiah
• Democratic candidate to be in Gooding today
• Idaho officials want pot substitute made illegal
• T.F. County approves $37M budget
• Shoshone approves raises, plans park improvement
• Property liens could force Burley sidewalk repairs
• Shoshone man charged with shooting at son-in-law
• Twin Falls Co. Fair attendance dips slightly
• Not your grandmother's pie: T.F. high schools hold Bossy bingo fundraiser
• Burley City Council continues to debate merits of employee raises
• CSI enrollment appears steady
• Pay cut for Idaho state legislators is possible
• Southern Idaho Solid Waste, SIEDO planning 400-acre methane production plant
• Utah mom charged with murder in deaths of 2 kids
• Soldier Mountain Ski Patrol awarded national honors
• SIEDO to unveil growth strategy for S.C. Idaho
• Otter gives Salazar Oct. 7 deadline on wolf pact
• First sentence doled out for liquor-store burglary
• Council approves budget, punts on tobacco in parks
• 3 state employees add their voice to tax lawsuit
• 5th District Court news
• Proposed rehab center for vets fails for funding
• 3rd trial date set for Osterhoudt
• Hansen man treated after truck rollover
• Cassia County schools examine hiring policy following charges
• BLM plans Cinder Butte controlled burn
• Jerome County mulls pre-vote jail sketches
• Yellowstone breaks record for summer visitors
• Twin Falls County budget meeting ends with applause
• Minnick featured in RNC's anti-Obama video
• U.S. 30 work through Hagerman to start today
• Variety and taste can come from a backpack
• Twin Falls schools return from extended summer break
• Conservation funding gets deadline extension
• Otter, Allred stretch truth in political ads
• Try something new with an ancient cuisine
• Beef council sponsors free samples, prizes in Jerome
• Kuhn wins Ridley's Match Play
• Idaho Falls building 30-day diesel fuel reserve
• Blaine students this year will learn how to learn
• Trust buys 1,609 acres near Craters of the Moon
• Twin Falls Police Department also heads back to school
• Filer School Board changes meeting location
• First of two T.F. Co. budget hearings tonight
• Twin Falls council again reviews smoking in parks
• Locals form sea of blue and orange for Broncos' opener
• Polygamous church leader Jeffs fights extradition to Texas
• Listen up: New ads launch Idaho's campaign season
• Kempthorne takes job as life insurance lobbyist
• Wanted in Jerome County
• Labor Day brings closures around M.V.
• Boise State vs. Virginia Tech has championship implications
• Twin Falls County Fair Board solicits opinions on alcohol sales for next year
• T.F. slurry sealings begins Tuesday
• Jerome Fire Department wants volunteers and Spanish speakers
• Sheep ranchers come together in autumn ritual
• YOU DON"T SAY: Time to come clean? Not on your life
• Motorcycle crash sends one to hospital
• Crisis Center expands to include Hispanic population
• Districts cope with fewer school days, try to determine effect on students
• Wanted in Cassia County
• Markcus May to answer for allegedly shooting Buhl man
• 5th District Court news
• Cassia County passes $15.8M budget for 2011
• BLM seeks input on long-awaited management plan
• Rodeo life more than 8-second ride for touring cowboys
• Incense effects mostly unknown to health officials
• T.F. County is latest to battle synthetic pot
• Longtime CSI trustees face challengers
• Crop duster crashes near Murtaugh
• Otter shows he still has some cowboy in him
• Appeals court upholds block of BLM rules
• Auger Falls Park rehabilitation effort nears
• Non-combat mission, but still combat-ready
• CSI men add another speedy guard
• 5th District Court news
• Twin Falls County Fair officials hope for attendance boost after first-day figures
• Column: All-time, all-Idaho football? Here’s my list
• Idaho Marine dies in Afghanistan
• Column: Riverhawks confident entering 2nd season
• UPDATE, new picture: Pilot identified in crop duster crash near Murtaugh
• Burley Junior High School teacher faces sexual abuse charge
• Jerome's website gets facelift
• Twin Falls man allegedly shot woman with BB gun
• Voters to decide if long-term debt needs a vote
• Blaine County ducks through rash of bat bites
• 5th District Court news
• First-aid stations pop up at Twin Falls County Fair in Filer
• Police still searching for bank robber
• Mormon church, Jewish leaders tackle proxy baptism
• GOP blasts Minnick fundraiser, but bars media, too
• Boise State coach Chris Petersen dismissed depth chart hierarchy
• Development grant to fund Region IV micro-loans
• Jerome P&Z OKs dairy expansion
• Otter talks taxes, economic recovery
• YOU DON't SAY: Guys in crimson suspenders can't keep women away
• State honors Hailey patriot
• Long Butte disaster declaration lost in shuffle
• Former Burley teacher sentenced for sex crimes
• Burley man charged with online child enticement
• BLM captures Saylor Creek wild horses
• Grasshoppers take bite out of alfalfa
• Two months late, Washington Street nears completion
• Random crime spree grips Twin Falls
• YOU DON'T SAY: The natural history of the potato chip
• Minidoka Co. to award employee raises as detention costs shrink
• Trevino pleads not guilty to murder
• Long Butte, North Bliss fires fully contained
• East End Providers pursues constructing new building
• Cassia Co. moves ahead on new water district
• Failed inspection costs Jerome Co. Jail bed space
• Subtle stealing: Male suspect quietly robs T.F. bank
• Idaho passes New York to in milK production race
• Idaho, Montana seek OK for hunting of endangered wolves
• 3 killed when copter crashes in Idaho downtown
• SIRCOMM budget passes as drafted
• T.F. City Council meeting canceled
• Long Butte Fire nears containment
• Water demand could lead to long-term shortages
• Motorcycle crash near Twin Falls sends one to hospital
• Wendell appoints new city clerk - treasurer
• Wanted in Jerome County: Israel Gomez
• Twin Falls H20 superintendent retires after 33 years with city
• Firefighters gain footing on central Idaho blaze
• Trevino pleads not guilty to murder
• Long Butte, North Bliss fires 95 percent contained
• UPDATE, new pictures: T.F. Bank of America robbed
• Heyburn 21st Street project pushed back
• YOU DON'T SAY: Some frank talk about, well, Frank
• Judge grants second Osterhoudt mistrial
• Birth rate falls; possible effect of sour economy
• As Long Butte Fire cools, crews move on to other hot spots
• Twin Falls kids learn magic from the pros
• 5th District Court news
• Highway 21 reopens after wildfires near Stanley
• Buhl Trout Fest back on the schedule
• Osterhoudt juror letter to Judge Barry Wood
• Cassia Co. sheriff to step up patrols of school zones
• Crews extinguish two Mini-Cassia fires
• Long Butte Fire containment expected today
• Storm brings dozens of new fires in Idaho
• Proving Idaho's indie cred: Hailey-launched band Finn Riggins tours nationally with Built To Sp
• New fires spark around Magic Valley
• Crashes block part of I-84 Thursday evening
• SIRCOMM finds fix for loss of service
• Crime briefs: Manhunt stalls in Jerome County
• Possibility of merger dominates Heyburn budget discussion
• As the fire dies, rehab gets under way
• Two killed in Minidoka County crash: Lighthouse Christian mourns loss of student athlete
• Civilians learning to soldier: Bosses get look at employees' training in National Guard
• Idaho National Lab facility up for $1B makeover
• ISP shuts down I-84 for crash
• Fire crews closely watching weather
• You will have new access to rugged Owyhee Wilderness
• Filer police officer cleared of wrongdoing in shooting
• Woman seeks home for exhibit about Ketchum's past
• Boise police officer to speak in Burley tonight
• Child with lighter starts house fire
• 5th District Court news
• Twin Falls Scouts help build habitat for bats
• Valvata snails no longer need federal protection
• Jerome school projects paid for by dedicated money
• Cassia County schools stall on tech center charter school application
• Twin Falls man faces rape charge
• Burned Hagerman Fossil Beds will take years to recover
• Twin Falls Police investigate attempted vandalism near its shooting range
• Feds propose INL upgrades; public meeting tonight in T.F.
• Long Butte Fire size revised again, now at 306,000 acres
• Government lifts protections for aquatic snail
• Homemade sausage is a preservative-free treat
• BSU, Idaho talking about future football games
• Fire remains at 328,000 acres; containment expected by Friday
• Jerome County sheriff seizes $4.4M pot crop
• YOU DON'T SAY: Golf Shirt America: Future generations will snicker
• BLM response to Long Butte Fire draws some ire at meeting
• Area districts give teacher jobs bill mixed reaction
• ISP trooper presented Medal of Valor
• Cassia Co. to charge minors caught with Spice
• BLM probes alleged private burns during wildfire
• Roadwork to delay traffic in Shoshone
• T.F. airport holds public planning meeting
• Lawmakers highlight legislation aimed at developing renewable energy
• Idaho GOP gives Labrador camp less than promised
• Gardeners save seed for biodiversity, posterity
• Former Treasury Secretary Paulson dishes in S.V.
• Overland intersection closed tonight, Wednesday night in Burley
• Search for missing family ends at bridge in Jerome Co.
• Judge sentences Straub to 8 years
• YOU DON'T SAY: JFK almost never made it out of Twin Falls
• New water district headed to Nov. ballot: Cassia Creek would cover southeastern Cassia Co.
• Mountain Rides to run commuter route itself
• Crapo predicts switch in House majority
• T.F. council moves ahead with $7.5 million sewer bond
• 6 pounds of marijuana found in T.F. woman's car
• New year, new crowd at CSI
• T.F. County declares disaster area as ranchers try to rebuild
• UPDATE: Marijuana seizure totals 2,200 plants
• Six inducted into Legends of Rodeo Hall of Fame
• Eden teen injured in Jerome Co. crash
• Missing Jerome Co. family's car found submerged in canal
• High winds leave 12K Utah homes without power
• Jerome County Sheriff's Office seeks info on missing family
• Buhl golf course hopes festival will expand
• Idaho first lady Lori Otter signs children's books in Sun Valley
• Twin Falls City Council holds budget hearing
• 5th District Court news
• Hagerman keeps watchful eye on Long Butte blaze
• Long Butte Fire engulfs 215,000 acres
• Hundreds take in cardboard boat regatta spectacle
• UPDATE: Long Butte Fire at 375,000 acres
• Straub sentenced to 3 to 8 years for Webster death
• One Summer Day
• UPDATE: Fire jumps river, reaches Gooding County
• Wildfire near Bell Rapids blankets Twin Falls county in smoke
• Jerome Co. sheriff seeks info on missing family
• YOU DON'T SAY: Things that go bump in our garage
• A road worker's relief from the heat
• Mule Creek Fire containment expected tonight
• Mule Creek Fire chars land north of Jackpot
• Eden teen injured in Jerome Co. crash
• 5th District Court news
• Lifeguards pack up their whistles today at Dierkes Lake
• BLM ramps up safety requirements for off-road races
• Five injured in frontage road crash near Heyburn
• Mule Creek Fire chars land near Jackpot
• Manslaughter charge dismissed in Renee Jesse death
• Grand theft charge dropped, re-filed against county official
• Academy trains police to handle domestic violence
• On the campaign trail, specifics are sometimes rare
• Deputies treat area kids to school shopping spree
• Lending the classics: Donation to Ketchum's Community Library builds giant CD collection
• YOU DON'T SAY: They might be giants, or maybe not
• Watch a hundred paragliders over Baldy
• Wicked awesome: Twin Falls rock band makes Warped Tour debut
• Idaho Power ends search for wind farm developers
• Follow the governor debate on Magicvalley.com
• Government finalizes study of Minidoka Dam
• Gooding fair features adventurous reenactment
• Twin Falls man arrested for Wednesday night standoff in Gooding
• Gooding airport project receives federal funding boost
• New Burley Skaggs Events Center nearly complete
• Lieutenant Governor Brad Little foresees cautious Legislature, more cuts
• Arraignment set for Thomas Trevino Jr.
• Around the valley
• 5th District Court news in Twin Falls County
• What's going on at the Cassia County Fair and Rodeo today?
• Burley man charged with leaving the scene after crash
• Twin Falls roads in disrepair spur discussion from councilmen
• Bellevue root beer recalls beverages of old
• Filer board approves hoops assistant 2nd time around
• UPDATE: Twin Falls man held on felony warrant after standoff in Gooding
• Wendell school bond passes by 72 percent
• UPDATE: One arrested after Gooding standoff
• Otter, Allred to debate in Idaho Falls
• LIVE BLOG: 2010 Idaho Gubernatorial Debate
• Buhl schools confront rising health costs, lawsuit
• YOU DON'T SAY: Zen and the art of starting a lawnmower
• T.F. seeks new finance committee members
• Filer School District construction wraps up
• Minidoka Memorial nears shift to nonprofit status
• CSI board awards two construction contracts to Starr Corp.
• Fish and Game fights judge’s wolf ruling: Agency says it doesn’t want to pay for poachin
• Despite poor growing season, flower exhibit brings color to fair
• Cardboard boat races often a sink-or-swim proposition
• Judge halts wide loads on Idaho Highway 12
• Show off your horticulture skills in Buhl’s ‘Beautiful Yard’ contest
• Riverhawks aim to compete in 2010
• State applies for federal funding for education
• Gov. Otter, Allred prepare for first debate in Idaho Falls
• YOU DON'T SAY: Point of order: Dworshak's season in hell
• Trevino murder case headed for district court
• Judge temporarily bans Roundup Ready beets
• Judge approves Rock Creek fire building funding
• Cowboy Field may get facelift
• A week at the fair
• Glanbia gives $1M
• Judge to hear Rock Creek lease-purchase plan
• Free haircuts for guardsmen
• Cassia County Fair and Rodeo chock-full of fun for 100th birthday
• Shelter fundraiser offers pet psychic and pet shampoos
• Speeders beware: Wendell reports spike in speeding citations
• Paul's $1.9M budget allows for flexibility
• 5th District Court News - Mini-Cassia
• CSI extends deadline for firefighters
• Column: Faraway places with strange-sounding names
• Twin Falls murder suspect Trevino has history of weapons crimes
• A bad week for weed
• A stride toward independence: In its second year, Valley House program helps area's poor escape
• 755-acre fire continues to burn near Fairfield
• Wanted in Cassia County
• Gooding County Fair starts Monday
• Support for gas pipeline evaporates over agreement with WWP
• Bellevue man charged with DUI after chase
• Hearing officer backs two changes in canal companies' license
• Driver goes wrong way on interstate, killing family of 4
• Pearl Harbor survivor Richard Hansing laid to rest
• Snooker table sparks debate at senior center rattled by recession
• M.V. honors loss of Pearl Harbor survivor
• The measure of things to come
• Ward, Clayson battle way back to field for ISU
• Dos Dias en el Valle celebrates Hispanic culture
• Four killed in wrong-way I-84 accident near Glenns Ferry
• Trooper to be honored in Jerome for canal rescue
• S.V. concertmaster builds own plane for summer-series travel
• Pioneer Hall offers free youth camp in Burley
• No charges filed yet for Auger Falls Fire
• Heyburn may turn to Minidoka Co. for law officers
• Two crashes, one fatal, near Buhl
• Three St. Luke's programs find new offices
• Idaho Transportation Department plans I-84, U.S. 93 projects
• Heyburn OKs power rate deal for processor
• 5th District Court news
• Magic Valley schools get new-school status
• Rupert utility rates climb, but only a little
• 5th District Court news
• Filer sets tentative $15.2 million budget
• Weed wars
• UPDATE: Power restored to all but 141 customers
• Intermountain Gas seeks to reduce rates
• What a drag: Firebird hosts nationals
• Officials kill menacing black bear near Redfish Lake
• Officials: Minidoka Co. wolf sightings perplexing, plausible
• Burley youth's death still under investigation
• Jerome Co. settles on location for proposed jail
• Cassia Co. advisory board seeks budget help
• Judge upholds controversial Jerome County feedlot permit
• Ask Dr. Gott: Split fingertips pose a risk for infection
• Eastland Drive closure extended
• Dairy industry donates $1 million for livestock center
• Burley elementary holds back-to-school night
• Retired Boise superintendent challenges Tom Luna
• Buhl Moose Lodge donates toys for children in crisis
• Burley man found guilty of child sex crimes
• Marijuana grow found in Gooding County corn field
• UPDATE: Pot finds in two counties just the beginning says law enforcement
• Blunt receives 6 years for infant death
• Idaho to reap $1.9M in drug settlement
• City of Rocks byway work to wrap up soon
• Sheriff's officials discover more marijuana grows
• Gooding Co. P&Z seeks members
• Update: Eastland Drive South closure extended
• Staging a fight
• Vandals hold first fall camp scrimmage
• Dairy industry donates $1 million for livestock center
• Part of Eastland Drive South closed starting today
• From Target, with love
• Congress passes bill with $51 million for Idaho educators
• T.F. teachers voice concerns about contract's language
• Calling all students
• 5th District Court news
• Proposal would turn former hospital into treatment center
• Searchers find bodies of 4 missing Idaho boaters
• Idaho could get $51 million under jobs bill
• Charter school adds 12th grade, enters new building
• Schools, sheriff readying for school year
• BSU's secondary leans on experience
• Blaine County Fair: a summer ritual
• BREAKING: T.F. council passes texting-while-driving ban
• YOU DON'T SAY: Magic Valley’s best-kept secret in baseball spikes
• UI to start third-year law school classes in Boise
• Search continues today for 4 men feared drowned in reservoir
• Blaine County Fair: a summer ritual
• Molina to make extra $55 million payment
• Filer, Harrison intersection closed through midweek
• Backdoor amnesty?
• Mini-Cassia jail holds anti-meth art contest
• Court of Appeals denies Burley man's attempt to withdraw guilty pleas
• T.F. woman joins Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders
• 5th District Court news
• End of the rolling 'LOL's?
• More than 300 pot plants found in Jerome Co. cornfield
• Wings Charter Middle School has open house
• Filer woman arraigned on grand theft charges
• Heyburn woman injured, cited in vehicle collision
• Fire crews make progress on area blazes
• Two injured in motorcycle crash
• Wanted in Cassia County
• People invited to test well water in Mini-Cassia
• 5th District Court news
• Staying the course, recession or not
• I-84 ramp to be closed Tuesday
• Area growers required to do more to earn 'organic' label
• Creepy Crawly Day teaches that snakes aren't creepy
• Bill may give Idaho schools $50 million
• Wanted in Twin Falls County
• ESA restrictions on wolves hinge on Wyoming
• T.F. police, fire budgets to see little change
• UPDATE: New fires cover more than 20,000 acres
• No ruling reached in Osterhoudt mistrial request
• 5th District Court news
• Thunderstorms spark fires around the Magic Valley
• Stray dog snared in Magic Valley airport study
• Turkeys are a family affair at Minidoka fair
• Twin Falls teen wins anti-meth art contest
• Jerome sets tentative budget after debate
• Simpson still hopeful about CIEDRA passage
• Severe thunderstorm pounds valley
• Sockeye to swim into Redfish Lake under own power
• Osterhoudt seeks second mistrial
• Labrador decides to join GOP ‘Young Guns' program
• Wolves re-relisted as endangered
• More thunderstorms today in parts of south central Idaho
• Help for the cause: Bank doles out $27K to area charities
• Twin Falls teen wins top prize in anti-meth art competition
• Road closed due to fire in Devil's Corral area
• Guard brings families into the loop: Workshop gives info on Army benefits, obstacles of deploment
• Heyburn's bluegrass festival offers jam session, banjo lessons, four bands
• Idaho's favorite brothers keep coming home
• Trial scheduled on Johnson murder appeal
• Some businesses go out of the way to create landscapes that stand out
• BLM fighting fire near China Mountain
• Today at the Minidoka County Fair
• Column: The murderer who got kicked by a mule
• Burley council to revisit sign ordinance
• Jerome County sets budget at $10.8 million
• Conservation program has benefits, but there are no guarantees
• Minidoka Co. Fair participants see fruits of their labors
• Burley council renews public comment period
• County to gather comments on old St. Luke's building
• Fundraising begins for Auger Falls area
• Court suspends judge disqualification rule
• 5th District Court News
• Pork and dreams: Hundreds turn out to vie for pig-wrestling glory
• Another light quake hits western Wyoming
• Idaho to penalize new Medicaid contractor
• Judge orders protections reinstated for wolf
• Severe thunderstorm rolls through area
• Pork and dreams: Hundreds turn out to vie for pig-wrestling glory
• Prep volleyball, softball tournaments scaled back
• Council gives $2.5M for tourism promotion of southern Idaho
• Burley to honor prominent residents in annual Cassia Co. parade
• Crime briefs
• Gooding moves forward with airport work, waits for funds
• Larkspur lunch kills cattle near Rogerson
• Get your tickets folks, it’s fair time
• For Kagan, no support from Idaho senators
• Woman faces charge in crash that killed Filer motorcyclist
• Charges amended in vehicular manslaughter case
• Voters pass Blaine Manor levy
• On the road again
• Idaho high court dumps rule to disqualify judges
• Overland Avenue project dragging down revenue
• Blaine voters pass nursing-home levy
• Around the valley
• T.F. man arraigned for trafficking meth
• Judgment day
• Twin Falls County looks at proposed budget
• 5th District Court news
• Minidoka Co. Fair dog show sees increased participation
• Jerome Co. decides to jail-ballot language
• Buhl DMV closed this week
• T.F. council ponders next year's spending
• Fewer Idaho schools meet No Child mandates
• Lane closure set for Washington Street South
• Sponsor: UT immigration bill not same as Arizona's
• USDA to pay top dollar for conservation land
• T.F. man dies after falling out of truck
• Accused killer back in Twin Falls
• You Don't Say: Somebody should have found gold at City of Rocks
• T.F. man dies after falling out of truck
• Educators, experts seek growth-based assessments in NCLB
• Serving themselves dry
• Watch those flagmen: Driving in Twin Falls this week
• Boise man arrested after allegedly biting off a nose
• Trevino makes court appearance
• Ketchum highway becomes raceway for a good cause
• Cassia Consolidated: County boasts streamlined services, but does the effort reduce costs?
• Man says he was struck by lightning near Sun Valley
• Hundreds of bikers rally for Rainbow Gold
• 5th District Court news
• Wanted in Jerome County
• Council to take another look at 2011 budget
• Workshop gives info on Army benefits and obstacles of deployment
• Column: It's the crown of creation, and it's not you, fella
• Suspended lawyer allegedly duped Idaho clients
• UPDATE: Fire now estimated at 500 acres, crews optimistic
• Cassia County Museum to host a look back at the fair
• Lightning sparks fire near Bliss, burns 500 acres
• Bee project a first at next week's Minidoka fair
• Wanted in Twin Falls County
• Heyburn diner offers free meals for seniors
• 5th District Court news
• Pig wrestling a big draw at Jerome fair
• Ringo offers deal to Wasden on tax lawsuit
• Former auditors allege secret tax breaks for politically connected
• F&G: Wolves not causing most elk losses
• 'Treat 'em right' is Gooding Co. sheriff's motto
• 5th District Court news
• Red flag warning up for lightning, dry fuels on lands in Shoshone BLM District
• Joining the dance
• Gwartney resigns Idaho cabinet post
• Jumping into college
• Teen composer, improv artist plays free concert as he heads for college
• A coat of paint for a historical community
• Summit makes recommendations to improve business capital
• Cowboys fall to hosts in state tournament's second round
• F-35 chances dim, but Idaho may get Italian mule
• Magic Valley youth contribute to worldwide water effort
• Work begins on two single-family Hailey homes designed as affordable housing
• Former Cassia Co. clerk to be arraigned for battery
• Part of ethics complaint against Hart dismissed
• T.F. commissioners donate old tech, accept weed grant
• M-C artist donates large painting to arts center
• Rupert studies proposed electric-rate changes
• Vandalism prompts move of hatchery gate
• Overland paving to begin today
• Actor Steve Martin brings his banjo to Ketchum
• 5th District Court news
• A chance to dig deep
• Air Force's new F-35 fighter passes Idaho by
• Arizona preparing appeal of immigration ruling
• Idaho won't get an initial share of new AF fighter
• Part of ethics complaint against Hart dismissed
• Cross canyon bridge project about to begin
• Paul DUI offender's sentence reinstated after parole violation
• Otter's budget chief 'cautiously optimistic'
• Sentencing delayed in Heyburn sex-crime case
• IDWR concludes more water rights affected in springs call
• Pina waives right to speedy trial
• Nuclear developer buys Payette County land; Elmore County plant seems less likely
• After rainy Wed., dance events still carry on today
• Filer to honor fallen son with park dedication
• Neuhoff, DISH reach programming agreement
• Bite of MV brings good smells to City Park tonight
• Camas Co. fair, rodeo to return this week
• Camas County Fair and Rodeo
• County's value flat compared to last year
• Whooping cough risingin vaccine-averse Idaho
• Crime watch: TFPD bomb squad disposes of multiple explosives
• Buhl's pool broken into twice
• 5th District Court news
• Luna visits Twin Falls
• Another reason to enjoy the view
• Idaho lawmaker in tax dispute voted on tax rules
• 5th District Court News
• One more chance to be counted
• Buhl schools balk on levy
• Around the valley
• You Don't Say: In small-town Magic Valley, TB met its match
• Blair pleads guilty to crimes in Staley auto death
• T.F. man accused of gunpoint rape
• Dancers from across the globe return to Mini-Cassia
• MADD adds local victims' advocate
• Energy smarts at home
• 75 percent of Idaho's appliance rebate funds depleted
• Jerome Co. sets amount for jail bond
• Storylines abound at WAC media days
• Crews clear damage as investigation begins
• 1 fire mopped up, another set for containment today
• Fire crews battle blazes in Gooding, Glenns Ferry
• Fire in Yellowstone 72 percent contained
• 5th District Court news
• This week's Twin Falls road construction report
• Around the valley
• 2 health-board members retire
• Column: Washington Street: Twin Falls' other canyon
• Bird banding: Dozens show up to watch annual hummingbird demonstration
• Wary of recovery, T.F. plans for the long term
• Summertime of learning
• T.F. council meeting canceled
• 5th District Court news
• Airman dies at Mountain Home base
• Wendell School District tries for $9.8 million bond
• Around the valley
• 5th District Court news
• Blaine budget in good shape, if levy passes
• Wanted in Jerome County
• Lincoln County offers 'little slice of America'
• Charter middle school heads to second year, adds 7th grade
• Auger Falls recovery depends on city's generosity
• Dancing days
• BLM delays transmission line study
• Cassia County Fair

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