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Couple Sues Twitter, Sun Valley Ski Resort
(BOISE) – A husband and wife from Sun Valley who for three years have used the handle “Sun Valley” on Twitter are now suing the social media company and the Sun Valley ski resort.
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Election Day in Idaho brings many issues
(IDAHO FALLS) – Its Election Day and residents across the region are being asked to make decisions on education issues. The Fremont School District is seeking $1.5 million levy for two years. Jefferson School
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Former treasurer defends Crapo
(BOISE) – The former treasurer for U.S. Sen. Mike Crapo’s election committee says he knew nothing about a $250,000 loan the former campaign made to a friend. William Corbett tells the Associated Press he
Read More »Sun Valley sued by former administrator
(KETCHUM) – Sun Valley is facing a lawsuit by a former city administrator. Sharon Hammer says she was wrongfully terminated and deprived of her constitutional rights. The Idaho Mountain Express reports the lawsuit also
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Prisoners recommended for probation to save money
(BOISE) – Is the Idaho Department of Correction recommending probation for convicted criminals to save money? Two judges have rejected probation recommendations by the state, saying they lacked credibility. State officials deny they are
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Idaho soldiers body returns home
(BOISE) – The body of an Idaho soldier killed in Afghanistan will return home Wednesday. The body of 22-year-old Army Specialist Thomas Murach will arrive at Gowen Field. The Meridian soldier was killed May 4
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6-year old boy recovering from pitbull attack
(HAYDEN) – A 6-year-old Northern Idaho boy is recovering from a pit bull attack. The dog was on a leash and wearing a choke collar but was still able to get to the boy
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Former BSU Star in trouble with the law
(BOISE) – More trouble for a former Boise State football star. Wide receiver Titus Young played at Boise State before being drafted by the Detroit Lions. But the 23-year-old was released from the team
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Public hearing on High Tower Powerlines
(BOISE) – The public has another chance to comment on the state’s first interstate high tower powerline project in decades, which is set to run nearly one thousand miles across southern Idaho and Wyoming. BLM
Read More »Idaho Soldier killed in Afghanistan
(EL PASO, Texas) – A soldier from Idaho has been killed in a roadside bomb Afghanistan. Army Spc. Thomas Paige Murach of Meridian and four others soldiers were patrolling near a combat post in the Kandahar
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