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For many years it has been alleged that Remington Firearms has had a faulty trigger mechanism in many of their rifles and they have not wanted to admit it.  By not wishing to admit it, they continued to distribute those rifles with the same alleged faulty trigger.  It has resulted in several deaths over the yea

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Josh Jensen and Craig Paul from the South Central District Health Department have some more tips on preventing "Montezuma's Revenge" during the Christmas/New Year's season.

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Friday's have been busy with guests for a while now.  Today, not so much.  So, let's make it OPEN MIND FRIDAY!

• Experts on food safety will have some tips for us for the Christmas/New Years season at 8:40.
• Paul

Gooding police say they have arrested four individuals who they believe are responsible for an armed robbery in Gooding earlier this week.

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A historic move for the United States to open trade with Cuba could impact Idaho, at least when it comes to sugar beet exports.

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The State Board of Education wants to give Idaho teachers a big raise, but it's not a done deal, yet.  A couple years ago, the Governor's Task Force on Education, a bipartisan group of stakeholders from across the state, said Idaho was losing too many teachers to other states and professions with higher wages

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Randy Quigley of Gooding has produced a 1-hour documentary on high-lift irrigation pumping in southern Idaho.  A lot of historical information.  Being shown locally on KMVT 12/24 11:30 a.m., 12/25 5:30 a

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It's getting pretty bad when a country run by a funny looking little fat boy with a ridiculous haircut clobbers us in a cyber war. Sony says "The Interview" has been pulled from distribution because of threats from North Korea.

• Will Congress go along with the lifting of the trade embargo against Cuba?
• Twin Falls City Councilperson Rebecca Mi

• Twin Falls Mayor Don Hall and City Councilman Greg Lanting explained the Council's side of why the former Banner Furniture building was chosen for the new city hallo.
• The American people are now being manipulated by "hackers"!

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Some controversy has surrounded the recent Twin Falls City Council decision for the site of the new city hall.  Mayor Don Hall and Councilman Greg Lanting will explain their decision today at 9 o'clock

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