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Local Movie Listings – May 18th through May 24th
SHOWTIMES: Friday, May 18th through Thursday, May 24th
All shows, 7 days a week between 4pm and 5pm are part of the Power Deflation Hour. Everyone in Jerome pays only $4.50 and Twin Falls pays $5.00! Take that economy. Here's what's playing in Twin Falls and Jerome at all Interstate Amusement Theaters.
Whooping Cough Warning for Idaho
NAMPA, Idaho (AP) - Health officials in Idaho are encouraging residents to get vaccinated against pertussis - also called whooping cough - as neighboring Washington state struggles with its worst outbreak of the disease in decades. Southwest District Health spokeswoman Laurie Boston told the Idaho Press-Tribune that the disease doesn't know state boundary lines,
Top Story Podcast 5/17/12
First hour - Primary election talk, Motorcycle/ATV Safety Course, all you can eat restaurants. Second hour - American Thinker's senior editor Larrey Anderson.
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Cattle Prod, Small Ax, and Garden Tool Just Some of What TSA Takes Away
Boise, Idaho (KTVB) Many Magic Valley residents fly out of the Boise Airport and they take a lot with them, whether it be toothpaste, combs’ and other toiletries. But, believe it or not people have tried to take a cattle prod on board a plane at the airport.
KTVB got an exclusive look at some of the scary and sim
As Expected, Idaho Voter Turnout Was Down
Technically it was a good election, but disappointing in turnout according to Secretary of State Ben Ysursa. The lowest percentage of registered voters in Idaho's history showed up to the polls Tuesday. Just 23 percent of registered voters cast a ballot during the first ever closed Republican primary. That means Tuesday's election brought fewer Idaho voters to the polls than the state's previous record low of 25 percent, which happened in the 1988 May primary election featuring Republican candidate George H.W. Bush running against Democratic candidate Michael Dukakis.
GOP Rep. Phil Hart Loses Re-election Bid
idaho.gov
KTVB - A tax-protesting northern Idaho Republican representative has lost in his four-way primary. Rep. Phil Hart was defeated by challenger Ed Morse in Kootenai County's District 2 race. Morse faces Democrat Dan English in November. Hart has been fighting the state and federal government over hundreds of thousands in unpaid income taxes.
Big West Woos Boise State
Big West Conference members say they will consider being a home for Boise State's non-football athletic programs. Commissioner Dennis Farrell told The Idaho Statesman conference officials are willing to consider Broncos sports teams not invited to follow the Bronco football team's march to the Big East Conference next year.
Top Story Podcast 5/16/12
First hour - Election results, Paint Magic, Womens Health Week, Spencer's Own. Second hour - State of the City, election talk.
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