Idaho set to change plea in fatal crash case

Today's 6 - Sat Nov 07

Minidoka County Prosecutor Lance Stevenson says a teen charged with felony vehicular manslaughter has reached a plea agreement with his office.

Idaho set to change plea in fatal crash case

Today's 6 - Fri Nov 06

Minidoka County Prosecutor Lance Stevenson says a teen charged with felony vehicular manslaughter has reached a plea agreement with his office.

Two acid bomb throwers sentenced to probation

The Daily Herald - Thu Nov 05

More than a year after throwing an acid bomb into the middle of a group of Bonaire delegates at Rupert I. Maynard Youth Community Centre in St.

Motorcycle vs truck accident southeast of Burley sends one to hospital

KMVT Twin Falls - Mon Oct 26

Idaho State Police are investigating a 2-vehicle accident which happened around 8 Monday morning southeast of Burley.

College student to help with comprehensive plan

KIFI Idaho Falls - Fri Oct 16

A southern Idaho county that doesn't have the money to hire a consultant to help set land use, housing and public services goals will instead get help from a college student who is doing the job for free as part of her school internship.

ISBA Works To Help Idaho Schools Improve Safety

T.H.E. Journal - Wed Oct 14

The Idaho School Board Association has announced it is collaborating with insurance provider Moreton & Co.

Burley city leader discusses federal prison plan

Today's 6 - Thu Oct 08

Some members of the Burley City Council say they don't want to chip in for a lobbying effort by Cassia County to bring a federal prison to Malta.

Craiga s firm hired to lobby for prison - Wed, 07 Oct 2009 PST

Spokesman Review - Wed Oct 07

Leaders in two Southern Idaho counties are working with a lobbying firm founded by former U.S. Sen.

Thurber Facing Multiple Sex Charges

KMVT Twin Falls - Thu Oct 01

Today in Cassia county Fifth District Court, a Rupert woman pled not guilty to multiple child sex charges.

Idaho lawmaker panel: Delay gas tax shift

KMVT Twin Falls - Wed Sep 30

The group also aims to kill the plan calling to redirect $4.3 million from the Department of Parks and Recreation's trail maintenance to highways, but needs legislative approval first.