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UPDATE: Twin Falls Police seeking identification of Fawnbrook Apartment suspects
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The Twin Falls Police Department is actively seeking the public’s assistance in identifying both a male and female that left the scene of a shooting that occurred on July 3, 2024, at 7:22 p.m. The shooting occurred in the parking complex of the Fawnbrook Apartments, which led to the death of 35-year-old Miguel Lawrence Garza.
AAA: July is National Vehicle Theft Prevention Month
BOISE – July is National Vehicle Theft Prevention Month, and AAA is sharing ways to reduce the likelihood that your car will be a target. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, a vehicle is stolen in the United States every 31 seconds. That’s more than a million cars stolen last year, with more than $8 billion in losses. Unfortunately, just over half of these cars are ever recovered.
Boise Police crack down on illegal parking and electricity theft near Barber Park
Boise, ID (CBS2) — Boise Police are reminding those who float the Boise River to park in designated areas and be respectful of those living in neighborhoods around Barber Park. Boise Police say they are issuing citations to drivers who are parked in no-parking areas and will start towing...
West Valley Humane Society Faces Closure: How You Can Help Save Animals
One of Idaho's largest animal shelters is in danger of closing, putting the lives of several sheltered animals in danger. Last week, the West Valley Humane Society took to social media to warn that a lack of funding, staff, volunteers, and resources has put its existence in jeopardy. The shelter...
GALLERY: Lewiston Boot Race 2024 | Local News
All winners in this event received gift cards from IFA, the sponsor of the event. Photos by Lorene Hale / For additional information about Lorene’s work (or inquiries about purchasing her photos) email her at 307lorene@gmail.com. Photo Gallery sponsored by The Logo Shop, your source for teams, businesses and...
PHOTOS: Red, white and blue out in full force at Boise Fourth of July Parade
It was a patriotic celebration in downtown Boise on Thursday morning, with the annual Fourth of July Parade held in conjunction with the Independence Day holiday. Attendees of all ages lined the streets in celebration of the Fourth. Parade entries competed for prize money to support Idaho nonprofits, while businesses, organizations and families gathered to “show that United We Stand for a strong community, city and nation,” parade organizers said on their website. The parade route started on Jefferson Street, looped down Fourth Street onto Bannock Street, and looped back up to Jefferson Street via 11th Street.
Montpelier Community Foundation raising funds for Butch Cassidy bench
MONTPELIER — The Montpelier Community Foundation is raising funds to bring an original Butch Cassidy bronze bench to Montpelier. Steve Allred, President of the Montpelier Community Foundation, said the bench will be placed in the new Heritage Park near the Butch Cassidy Bank Robbery Museum. The bench was sculpted by Montpelier native Gary Lee Price. "He's well known worldwide," he said. "When we contacted him to see what we could...
Pocatello Senior Activity Center awarded $145K as part of Lowe's 2024 Hometown's Community Impact Program
POCATELLO — The Senior Activity Center has been awarded $145,000 as part of the Lowe’s 2024 Hometown’s Community Impact Program. According to a news release from the Senior Center, the program is a 5 year, $100 million commitment to help renovate community spaces all across the country. It was originally launched in 2022. Since it was first launched, the Hometown’s Community Impact Program has renovated 149 community centers and affordable...
Boise State Roster Countdown 2024: Day 58, Sire Gaines
Happy Fourth of July, folks! While you’re out there celebrating and (hopefully) being safe with your controlled explosives, the countdown marches on. We needed a spot to fill so, technically, Mr. Gaines isn’t 58 but we will somehow persevere. With 58 Days until kickoff we have– RB Sire Gaines.
Boise's 4th of July parade: floats, folks, and a whole lot of fun
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — Boise's 4th of July parade was packed as hundreds of people came to watch dozens of floats snake through downtown. Nate Hamilton and his family are new to Boise and said they loved seeing the unity at the parade. Nate said, "We just moved from South Carolina a few months ago and it's our first time, and it's a good reminder of why our country was founded and why we fight for our freedom."
Ballot breakdown: Tust's preseason All-Mountain West offensive picks
BOISE, Idaho — KTVB Sports Director Jay Tust voted in the Mountain West Preseason Media Poll for the 13th consecutive season this week. Here is a look at his offensive ballot, which includes his picks for all-conference quarterback (1), running back (2), wide receiver (3), tight end (1) and offensive line (5).
From dispatching to civil work, Shirley Featherstone has served Bingham County for 30 years
Thirty years ago, Shirley Featherstone began working for Bingham County as a dispatcher in the 911 center and now she oversees dispatching all county and court legal documents to keep the county running smoothly. It all began when she followed her mother, Dispatcher Kathy Byrd, to work. As a teenager, she was intrigued and felt the 911 center “draw her in.” She wanted to learn everything about it. She began...
Bloomington Planning Commission to Hold Public Hearing on Residential Building Redesign at 8301 Stanley Road on July 11
Bloomington's blueprint for residential living is on the verge of an update, as city officials gear up to hear public opinion on proposed changes within an established apartment building. Slotted for consideration is a significant alteration to the structure at 8301 Stanley Road, where current shared spaces might soon morph into an additional, separate place of residence. The Planning Commission is slated to host a public hearing on this matter on July 11, setting the stage for community voices to find their ear at 6:00 PM in the bloom of summer evening, within the Council Chambers of Bloomington Civic Plaza.
Latah County's Independence Day parade celebrates with 'Family, Farming, Freedom' theme
MOSCOW - On Main Street in Moscow the Latah County Independence Day parade kicked off with the kids leading the way with their wheels and flags. This year's theme focused on Family, Farming and Freedom, welcoming different cars, trucks and horses all decorated in the red, white and blue. Both...
Mother and daughter help customers ‘keep memories’ by selling voodoo dolls and junk journals
POCATELLO — A mother and daughter have taken to selling two very different products that carry a common theme – memory keeping. Cathrine Melragon, 57, and Zoe Tassava, 30, both from Pocatello, run Disturbed Findings, and they sell handmade voodoo dolls and junk journals. They operate as an online seller, but were at the Mystic Realms Fantasy Fair last weekend.
CWC campus moves ahead in the development process
JACKSON, Wyo. — In a three to one vote, Town Council approved a Development Plan and Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for a new 20,288 square foot school for Central Wyoming College’s (CWC) Jackson campus located at 2020 W. High School Road. Town Council approved the plan on Monday, July 1.
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