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Iowa GOP Race Remains Unpredeictable
The GOP Presidential candidates continue to campaign in Iowa, but state residents are largely undecided about their choice for the nation’s leader
Read More »Airline Bankruptcy Won’t Disrupt Jackson Hole Service
JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) – An aviation expert says the American Airlines bankruptcy proceedings should not disrupt winter service to Jackson Hole. Mike Gierau (JEE’-uh-roo) of Jackson Hole Air Improvement Resources tells the Jackson Hole
Read More »White House Shooter Competent to Stand Trial
(WASHINGTON) – The Idaho Falls man accused of firing shots at the White House has been deemed competent to stand trial. Oscar Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez was declared competent by a doctor Monday. But attorneys are seeking
Read More »Yellowstone’s Air Quality Worsening
(JACKSON) - A report says Yellowstone National Park’s air quality is worsening. The Natural Resource Vital Signs report measures park health based on the condition of 25 natural resources in 2010. It found emperature, precipitation, snowpack
Read More »Congress Approves Domestic Slaughter of Horses
(BOISE) – Congress has approved the domestic slaughter of horses and Idaho ranchers are supporting the measure. On Monday, a Congressional Committee agreed to allows the U.S. Department of Agriculture to once again inspect
Read More »Idaho Falls Man Arrested For Shooting Near White House
(IDAHO FALLS) – An Idaho Falls man being sought for a shooting near the White House has been arrested in Pennsylvania. Secret Service agents arrested 21-year-old Oscar Ortega-Hernandez yesterday after a hotel employee recognized
Read More »Bullet Hits White House, Idaho Falls Man Suspect
(WASHINGTON DC) – The Secret Service is now investigating whether an Idaho Falls man wanted in connection to a shooting near the White House is a threat to President Obama. ABC News is reporting a
Read More »Nationwide Emergency Test Flops in Eastern Idaho
(IDAHO FALLS) – The first nationwide test of the emergency alert system was a flop in Eastern Idaho. The alert was scheduled to go out over all radio and television outlets at noon yesterday.
Read More »Nationwide Emergency Alert Test
(IDAHO FALLS) – The first test of the nationwide emergency alert system will take place today. At noon today, a message indicating, “this is a test,” will be broadcast on radio, television and cable
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