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City Council removes parking minimums for new developments
SPOKANE, Wash. – Businesses attempting to get permits in Spokane will no longer have to build parking to accompany their buildings. The move makes Spokane the first major city in Washington to permanently remove mandatory parking minimums, a move councilmembers hope will spur new development. “A lot of (parking...
Spokane City Council focuses on homelessness in return from two-week break
SPOKANE, Wash. — After spending the last two weeks on summer break, Spokane City Council returned to their chambers for a busy night of work. They returned, once again, tackling issues tied to homelessness. Homelessness proved to be a big talker during Monday night's Spokane City Council meeting, but...
Make a "snack station" for those after-school munchies
From kid-friendly lunches to after-school snacks, registered dietician Annessa Chumbley gives us some great tips on how to start the school year. Signature Select, only available at Albertsons and Safeway, has a variety of convenient, high-quality products for back-to-school mealtime. Right now through September 11th, take advantage of their "Save...
Shelley-Firth Ambulance District looking to expand response area to include Firth
A petition is circulating in northern Bingham County to see if the residents in the Firth area want ambulance service from Shelley instead of the more distant Blackfoot. To do so, the county commissioners will need to approve expanding the county’s ambulance district south to 350 North. Currently, the Shelley-Firth Ambulance District stops at 800 N. Goshen Road, just before the city of Firth. This means Blackfoot ambulances are responding...
Local hair salon hosts back-to-school charity event
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The Divine Hair and Nail Salon hosted their second “Kuts 4 Kids” event early Sunday. The Twin Falls community gathered at the salon to either volunteer or get their haircut. The salon offered free haircuts for kids from preschool to college and...
Greater Tater Tot Festival happening in Idaho Falls Friday and Saturday
IDAHO FALLS--The tater tot has been a classic food item for years. From a fast-food combo to cameos in the movie Napoleon Dynamite-- the tater tot continues to gain popularity. However, its origin story is a mystery to most people. Leslie Grigg the great Nephew of the tater tot’s founders...
Cooler temperatures with more thunderstorms expected this week in the Inland Northwest
Overnight and morning thunderstorm activity will kick up in the southern part of the region including the Blue Mountains, the LC Valley, and part of the Palouse. Lightning from these storms has the possibility to spark new fires with dry fire fuels and outflow winds. Temperatures will cool into Tuesday...
Millions of campaign dollars aimed at tilting school voucher battle are flowing into state races
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Millions of dollars are being spent this year to steer voters toward candidates for Republican-led Legislatures who not only support school vouchers, but will become key figures in implementing school choice programs in states across the U.S. Most recently, national pro-voucher advocates declared victory after...
Committee to look into buying or building governor's residence; housing stipend fund running low
Idaho is one of just five states that doesn’t have a designated residence for its governor — but that may change as the housing stipend fund is nearing depletion. The Governor’s Housing Committee said at a meeting Wednesday that they want to begin looking into building or buying a home. Gov. Brad Little, who has a salary of $138,202, currently receives a monthly stipend of $4,550.67 to pay rent and utilities at a downtown Boise condo. Little and his wife, Teresa, also live at their...
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