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Salute To Idaho Agriculture: Jerome Fair judges children’s animals
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The sound of cows is all too common at the barns during FFA showings at the Jerome Fairgrounds. FFA kids spent much of last week presenting their animals to judges, hoping to win the top prize. But for Eliza Dugan, the program’s importance goes well beyond that.
Twin Falls School District has programs to help first year teachers
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The new school year is right around the corner, and while kids prepare to return, so are teachers, especially those in their first year. Elisa Radmall is entering her first year at Pillar Falls Elementary School. She is no stranger to working with kids, having taken on various roles in the schools.
Man arrested near Salmon for 50-year-old cold case murder
SALMON — A 50-year-old cold case murder was solved, police say, after DNA evidence led them to a suspect in eastern Idaho. Michael Eugene Mullen, 75, was arrested in Lemhi County Wednesday for the murder of a Swedish woman in 1973. According to a news release from the Marin...
New grants awarded to local high schools to help with career technical education
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — Two local school districts received a part of nearly $7 million in grants to help with career technical education. The Idaho Career Ready Students’ Council met to reconsider 17 proposals recommended for funding but not awarded due to a lack of program funds.
TWIN FALLS COUNTY WANTED: Clay Thomas Caldwell
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — Clay Caldwell is a 39-year-old male with brown hair and brown eyes. He is 6′1″ and weighs 175 pounds. He is wanted for failure to update registration information, which is a felony. The Twin Falls County Sheriff’s Office is asking that anyone...
Behind the Business: Tacos El Guey
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) - There is something to “taco-bout.” A food truck in the Magic Valley is cooking up Mexican favorites with their own family twist. “So this was one of my dreams,” Katrina Martinez said. Katrina and Emilio Martinez opened Tacos El Guey a couple...
The massacre lasted for days as members of the party were hunted down, killed, and mutilated.
I heard several today from members of my listening audience. One from a writer who explained it involved the family of former Governor John Evans, in Malad. The house was empty, and the writer says the Governor’s brother, Don, Had sought the writer’s help in moving furniture. They heard several doors slam in an empty house with many locked doors. A presence then dashed by the two men, and they found an open family album on a table. Don Evans believed it was the ghost of a deceased younger brother.
Blackfoot native battles injuries, addiction to become Professional Bull Riders champion
Professional bull riders often find themselves face down in the dirt. It is part of the sport. Former Blackfoot resident Brady Oleson has had to pick himself up and dust himself off countless times in pursuit of the often elusive eight-second ride. Rising after the fall is something that Oleson has down to an art. The 28-year old has risen from injuries and battles with alcohol to become a world...
Boise boy with leukemia receives dream wish from Make-A-Wish Idaho
BOISE, Idaho — A 14-year-old from Boise who dreamed of becoming a video game designer saw his dream come to life this month. With the help of Make-A-Wish and Boise State University, he created an original video game known as "Gods and Shadows." Brycen was diagnosed with leukemia in...
Well Wishes for Injured Firefighter
KAMIAH – The Family of injured Salmon River Ranger District firefighter Justin Shaw has asked that while he is still in ICU, friends and well-wishers please refrain from attempting in-person visits to Sacred Heart Medical Center ICU. This is to allow for privacy for Justin and his family and to ensure a healing atmosphere for all other patients in the Sacred Heart ICU. Visitors outside of the family are not allowed in-person visitation to the ICU at this time.
Weiser City Residents Will See Changes to Their Utility Bills Coming Soon
Monday, August 12th the Weiser City Council held a public meeting to share information on proposed cost changes to Weiser City residents utilities. The proposed changes were a 5% increase for water, a 5% increase for sewer and a 13.8% increase for garbage. Mike Campbell, Weiser City Public Works Director, shared that the proposed increases are due to rising cost in maintenance, supplies and equipment. After the meeting hearing from local community members the resolution was brought to the council for a vote which was passed unanimously by the council.
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