Oct 30, 2009 | TMCnet
EDITORIAL: Vote Talkington, Hall for Twin Falls City Council
Since Dell announced on Sept. 10 that it was closing its call center -- and eliminating 500 jobs -- the economy has become the dominant issue in the Twin Falls city elections.
A Twin Falls dog who survived a nearly 300 feet fall is back home with her family.
Study: Recession less severe in dairy counties
A new study says communities in the heart of the Idaho dairy industry are, amid falling milk prices, weathering the recession better than other rural regions of the state.
Optimistic / Cautious Water Outlook For Next Season
Every spring, the question on every irrigator's mind is, will there be enough water this year? Water managers are optimistic but cautious about the current outlook.
S. Idaho Girl Scouts moving due to sex offenders
The Twin Falls headquarters for 620 Girls Scouts in south-central is moving due to what officials say are too many registered sex offenders in the neighborhood.
Haunted House Delights in Twin Falls
The old Kruzera s bar might look a little different this month....it's been turned into a haunted house! The Optimist club is putting on the haunted house.
Police to start handing out high-tech tickets
Some law enforcement agencies in Idaho are making the change to high-tech equipment to issue tickets.
Twin Falls Police Prepare for Halloween
Halloween is an exciting time for kids of all ages. Because it falls on a Saturday, Twin Falls Police Department officials say, more people than usual will be out and about.
One Twin Falls family now has a new home to move into. Habitat for Humanity dedicated its first home of the year to Terri and Harvey Overlin.
Twin Falls Angler Sets New Record for Walleye Catch
Idaho Department of Fish and Game officials say an angler from Twin Falls is the new state record holder after catching a walleye from the Oakley Reservoir that weighed in at 17 pounds, six ounces.
SWAT Teams converge on Twin Falls for training
This Thursday, at the Twin Falls High School, swat teams joined forces for an immediate action drill.
Students missing more school due to flu; Murtaugh has cancelled school Wed - Fri
Some Idaho school districts are starting to report more students missing classes due to the swine flu outbreak.
Vote on Idaho sheriff's certification set for Nov.
An oversight council at the Idaho state police academy is set to vote next month on whether to decertify Twin Falls County Sheriff Tom Carter.
Dell announces another plant closure
Dell has announced more cuts in their latest attempt to trim fat. Along with the Twin Falls Call Center to be closed by January 2012.
Survey mistakes Twin Falls, Idaho for Sioux Falls
In a case of mistaken identity, nearly 700 households in the southern Idaho city of Twin Falls were recently asked what they thought a South Dakota city that also takes pride its falls.
Mont. fugitive arrested in Idaho
Musselshell County Attorney Kent Sipe says Bryon Kancilia was arrested Wednesday in Glenns Ferry, located in central Idaho between Boise and Twin Falls.
The trial for a Twin Falls man who's charged with rape has been vacated. Michael Anthony Loyaa s, 20, trial was supposed to begin Wednesday morning but officials ran into some issues during the jury selection process.
Twin Falls Sheriff's Dept. has extra staff thanks to grant
Twin Falls County Sheriff's office has some additional staff on board because of a federal grant.
News Minute: Here is the latest Idaho news from The Associated Press
The Bureau of Land Management plans to round up 234 wild horses this week in Gem, Payette, Owyhee and Washington counties.
Oktoberfest Brings Crowds Downtown
Music was just one of the facets that drew the crowds to the downtown area on Friday and Saturday.
Local Unemployment rate remains about even
Unemployment in southern Magic Valley is either up slightly or just the same as last month; that's continuing to buck state and national jobless trends.
Chalk Walk Brightens Sidewalks in Twin Falls
The Oktoberfest celebration in Twin Falls offers people the chance to bring a bit of color to the streets...literally. For Magic Valley residents...today is a day to show their creative sides.