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Like It Or Not, There’s Very Much A Blue Wave In Idaho
Imagine, if you will, you have the free time to ask 100 random Idahoans the following question:. "Is there a Blue Wave in Idaho?" You won't be surprised to find out that you'll most likely receive a plethora of answers. One person might tell you that the Blue Wave in Idaho is "fake news," while another will swear that they've seen it themselves.
Protestors gather on Idaho Falls bridge to show support for Venezuelan people over election dispute
IDAHO FALLS — About 50 people rallied on a popular Idaho Falls bridge Saturday to protest the actions of Venezuela’s president. The demonstration was organized by a group of local Venezuelans who migrated to eastern Idaho, many due to the actions of the current government. They were joined on Broadway Bridge by people with no personal ties to the South American country to show solidarity with Venezuelans protesting the disputed results of their most recent election.
Snake River Truck Show draws crowd at McCowin Park
The Snake River Truck show took place Saturday, August 17 at McCowin Park in Ammon. The event also raises funds for Operation Pay it Forward, a non-profit organization designed to help veterans of the United States Military.
Construction project to begin Monday on Idaho Falls street, may cause delays
IDAHO FALLS – Traffic will be detoured around a section of South Holmes Avenue while contractors work to reconstruct the road. Beginning Monday, Aug. 19, Knife River will begin the road reconstruction project on South Holmes between Cleveland and Elva Streets. Barring unforeseen circumstances, construction is anticipated to be completed within 30 days.
Mom's search for book exposes real consequences of library law restricting kids' reading choices
In a small Idaho town, a simple trip to the local library turned into something no one expected—an experience that left a mother feeling both sad and frustrated. What was supposed to be a regular outing, something many of us remember from our own childhoods, revealed a bigger problem. Carly Anderson (@carlyjdot), a mother of three from Idaho Falls, a town in the southeastern part of the state, shared her concern in a video saying, “Kids have lost access to public libraries. That sounds dramatic, but this is a real-life story that happened to us yesterday in Idaho.”
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