James Tidmarsh

A Twin Falls man is in hot water after allegedly attacking his mother and damaging a patrol car while being transported to the county jail on Saturday night. 40-year-old Jeremy Dee Glandon was arraigned yesterday. The incidents began after his mother called the county sheriff’s office to report that her son w

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Construction on Chobani's multi-million dollar yogurt plant in Twin Falls is officialy underway. Chobani officials as well as state and local officials attended a ground breaking ceremony at the planned facility’s site yesterday. Once completed the plant is e

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Kelly Klaas and Jill Skeem are on holiday break this week.  It's the Best of American Thinker with senior editor Larrey Anderson all this week on Top Story with Kelly Klaas and Jill Skeem 8-10 am on News Radio 1310 KLIX.

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One man is dead and another has been arrested for murder in Minidoka county.  A Minidoka County Sheriff's Deputy  discovered the gruesome crime during a routine traffic stop  inpaul on friday. A woman got out of t

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Today's the day that's been months in the planning. A ground breaking ceremony in Twin Falls for a multi-million dollar Chobani yogurt plant. The ceremony will take place at 10:00 o'clock this morning at the planned site for the facility. At the time of the announcement las

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A federal judge has ordered a Magic Valley dairy to show it is complying with FDA regulations before it sells any cows to slaughter for food. The consent decree was issued by U.S. District Magistrate Judge Candy Dale on Wednesday after the Food and Drug Administration sued G&H

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Idaho Governor Butch Otter is announcing that he will seek re-election in 2014. According to Idaho’s News Channel 7 Jon Hanian, Otter's Press Secretary and Debbie Field, who works on Otter's fundraisers, both confirm he made the announcement to a Governor’s Ball crowd of about 200 people Wednesday night in Coeur d’Alene

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A statewide task force has approved more than 50 recommendations on how Idaho should implement education changes that will phase in laptops for every high school teacher and student while making online courses a requirement to graduate. The task force was created in May as part of sweeping new education changes backed by public schools chief Tom Luna. The group is charged with

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An Annual report says that after several years of significant losses, industrial employment in Idaho was little changed over the past year with the state posting only a slight decline.  Manufacturers' News reports Idaho is now home to 2,184 manufacturers employing 73,209 workers. Idaho lost 657 manufacturing jobs over the pas

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More students in the Twin Falls region are qualifying to receive free and reduced-price lunches as wages continue to lag behind state and national averages. The Times-News reports that in Twin Falls, about 62 percent of students qualify for subsidized school meals - a 10 percent increase ove

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