Twin Falls News

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Prosecutors say a 35-year-old Boise man passed some three dozen phony $50 notes in Idaho, a crime that could mean he'll spend up to 20 years behind bars.

William W. Hanson pleaded guilty to one count of passing counterfeit bills on Monday in U

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SALEM, Ore. -- Oregon drivers caught smoking in cars with kids may face hefty fines under a new state law. Gov. John Kitzhaber signed into law on Tuesday a bill that prohibits drivers from lighting up if a person under 18 is also in the car

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KMVT is reporting that the city of Hagerman is asking it's residents to converse their water due to two of the three cities pumps that are currently under repair.
Mayor Noel Weir said, this is not a contamination issue, if the third pump goes down the city will have no water.
Residents are being asked to cons

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CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — A Delaware aircraft preservation group denies a Wyoming man's claim that it found Amelia Earhart's missing plane and withheld the news so it could continue to raise money for the search

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At a news conference today the CSI Board of Trustees announced President Dr. Jerry Beck will be retiring.

Beck was not at the special meeting today on the CSI Campus, but the board chair said that Dr. Beck came to the decisi

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The following is information from the City of Twin Falls:

The City of Twin Falls is seeking three candidates to fill vacancies on the Historic Preservation Commission.
The Commission promotes the educational, cultural, economic and general welfare of Twin Falls residents through the identification, evaluation, designation, and protection of buildings, sites, areas, structures, and objects that reflect the City’s heritage

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Today on Top Story...Welcome to the New America where everything you say and everthing you do and everything you think is being watched and/or recorded. Steve Millington with the Twin Falls Republicans talks about the GOP proposal to require party approval before anyone runs for elected public office as a Republican. Yard Sale for animal rescu

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho Republicans aiming to run for governor, the Legislature or even coroner may first have to win approval from GOP leaders. That's according to a proposal slated for consideration Friday and Saturday at the Republican Party Central Committee's meeting in Donnelly

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