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Having your own chickens seems to be an on-going trend. So many people are getting chickens that it is becoming an issue in some local cities.

This Thursday morning candidate for Twin Falls City Council is doing a segment on-air.  A few notes about campaigns this year and I hope people will take these to heart.  I host only ten hours of radio weekly and when you subtract news and commercial inventory the actual show is roughly 80…

Some area residents are questioning the process the city took to find a new location for City Hall.  Hear the callers during the 9 o'clock hour.

Pastor Jeremy Vines invites you the the Full Life Family Church for the Christmas Eve candlelight service
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The huge defeat of the Democrats in Tuesday's election was NOT meant to send a message to Democrats...no...it was a message to the Republicans to cow-tow to the president.  At least, that's what Obama's illusion is.

Erica Littlefield talks about an upcoming event at the Twin Falls…

Listeners weigh in on the election results.  Many were questioning the choice for a couple of state positions...namely the Sec. of State and Superintendent of Public Instruction.

Randy Stapilus offers his analysis of the 2014 Idaho election
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Can't remember where to go cast your ballot today, are you new to the area, or perhaps this is your first election? You're in luck. We have you covered.

Negative attack ads...cost to run for office...a lot of information today on Top Story on this election day.

Compulsory voting is required in about 25% of the "democracies" of the world.  Should America require voting in this "Constitutional Republic?"

Idaho Senator Jim Risch at 8:05.
Randy Stapilus looks at Idaho politics on Idaho Political Update at 8:40
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If you are wondering were the voting ended up yesterday, here are the final numbers.

 BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho Democrats were happy with the 2012 election, a night when they suffered no numeric losses in the Legislature and when voters defeated public schools chief Tom Luna's Republican-backed education overhaul. Minority party chairman Larry Grant said Wednesday that preserving th…

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter says he's not discouraged by Tuesday's defeat of Idaho's education overhaul because it's how the system works. Two-thirds of voters panned Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Luna's plan to spend $180 m…

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Voters in the Republican stronghold of Idaho picked Republican Mitt Romney in his failed White House bid. Idaho residents haven't approved of putting a Democrat in the White House since 1964 and the outcome was hardly a surprise given the popularity of the Romney and the backing …

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho public schools chief Tom Luna says he can't go anywhere without being grilled about his "Students Come First" laws limiting union bargaining, promoting merit pay and providing laptops for high school kids. Michael Lanza, the head of the &quo…

Twin Falls, Idaho (KLIX) Many Counties are giving last week’s election results a look over. Twin Falls County Commissioners gave their thumbs up to the election results. Only 25 percent of registered voters went to the polls last week. That’s roughly eight thousand ou…

Twin Falls, Idaho (KLIX) Two people running for Twin Falls Precinct 8 tied in Tuesday's Primary Elections. Therefore, the Twin Falls County Clerk will hold a coin toss to break the tie next week. Republicans Thomas Lowther and Don Zuck tied with 75 votes...

Idahoans are heading to the polls today for the primary election.  Polls will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.  If you plan to cast your vote you will need three things:  A photo ID, your party affiliation and your ballot choice.  That will depend on what party affiliation you decla…

The polls open at 8 o’clock this morning  for a special election to determine whether or not voters will support more than 17 school district levies across the southern part of the state.    While some of these levies are new, others are renewals of district bonds alre…

The Magic Valley area is known to be so Republican that it’s not uncommon for many of the Republican candidates running for office to run unopposed.  This election season will see some competition for at least two of the state offices up for grabs in the Magic Valley.

Several school districts in the Magic Valley will be asking voters for more property tax money in March to help keep the schools in operation.  On election day, March 13th, the Kimberly School District will ask voters for a two year, $300,000 dollar annual supplemental levy.

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 …