State Archives

• Craig Praises Senate’s Passage of Farm Bill Conference Report
  

• Boise Lawsuit Threatens Religious Liberty
  

• IVA Joins National Campaign to Counter Evangelical Rush to Global Warming Alarmism
  

• Interfaith Alliance Falsely Slams "Shake The Nation" Speaker On Link Between Nazis, Homosexuality
  

• House Passes Farm Bill Conference Report
  

• Gov. Otter Says Idaho Focus on International Trade Key to Significant Growth
  

• Opinion: Idaho’s Collaborative Partnership Pays Dividends
  

• Long-awaited pot lawsuit finally filed
  

• Governor Supports Global 21 International Conference
  

• Citizens sue county over jail holding facility plan
  

• "Shake the Nation" Conference This Friday and Saturday
  

• Statesman Profiles Idaho Supreme Court Race; Voters Have Clear Choice
  

• Hunting Heritage Trust to Sponsor National Hunting and Fishing Day
  

• Second Baby Born in Texas Custody from FLDS Mother
  

• Boise kidnapping victim tells horrific tale
  

• If these papers could talk, what would they say about Idaho?
  

• Arthur Hart: Idaho county names hold some surprising origins
  

• Minico Teacher Who Defends Flag Gets Same Penalty as Teacher Who Descrates Flag
  

• Alliance Defense Fund Calls On Pastors To Defy Irs Censorship, Claim First Amendment Rights
  

• Coming Soon To Idaho Prisons: Taxpayer Funded Sex-Change Operations?
  

• Governor’s Cup Scholarship Recipients Announced
  

• Safari Club International to Sponsor National Hunting and Fishing Day
  

• Can the Foothills handle 3 more developments?
  

• Letter Carrier's Food Drive A Success
  

• Bill Clinton stumps for wife in Baker City
  

• Toddler survives fall out second story window
  

• Reward increased for dog found bound and beaten
  

• UPDATE: St. Anthony Woman Charged in 10-year-old Gives Birth Case
  

• Priest River Is May’s ‘Capital For A Day’
  

• Bloomberg Outrage: Asks Judge To Ban 2nd Amendment References!
  

• Special Invitation to Friends of the IVA in the Boise/Meridian/Eagle Area
  

• Club for Growth: Sali 98, Craig 76, Crapo 70, Simpson 47
  

• Danger of Sexual Orientation Laws
  

• Idaho: Voters Instead Of Lawyers Get To Pick Supreme Court Justices
  

• Craig Receives Commitment For Mountain Home Air Force Base
  

• A Different Idea for Mother's Day
  

• Wasden announces nationwide agreement with Facebook
  

• Attorney General's Conference on Energy: More Harm Than Good?
  

• Michigan Court Ruling On Marriage Amendment Bad News For Moscow
  

• States Working On Academic-Freedom Legislation Re: Evolution
  

• Illegal Immigration an Idaho Problem
  

• Mother's Day Extra Special for Family with Newborn Triplets
  

• State of Idaho Makes Agreement with Facebook
  

• Talking to Kids About Sexual Abuse
  

• New York Case Highlights Importance of State Supreme Court Race
  

• Craig Says Snake River Legislation Could Put Idaho Water Rights At Risk
  

• Wildfire and Weeds Workshop
  

• Letter Carriers 16th Annual Food Drive Announced
  

• St. Anthony Residents Shocked after 10-Year Old Gives Birth
  

• Congress Honors National Teacher Appreciation Week
  

• Weigh Science And Industry During May 5-7 Energy Summit
  

• Idaho Selected By Areva For $2 Billion U.S. Uranium Enrichment Plant
  

• Supreme Court Voter Guide Now Online: Voters Have a Clear Choice
  

• Mexico Trade Mission Called A Success
  

• Governor And First Lady Mourn Passing Of Idaho Legend Louise Shadduck
  

• Weekly Agenda - U.S. Senator Larry E. Craig
  

• NFIB Supports New Employee Verification System
  

• IDAHO Delegation Applauds Tricare Increase
  

• BSU's Tadman gets chance with New York Jets
  

• Consumers rallying against rising gas costs
  

• CRAIG to introduce energy bill to combat pain at the pump
  

• Cape Hatteras National Seashore Settlement Detrimental to Sportfishing
  

• CRAIG Says U.S. Production Is The Way To Combat Americans’ Pain At The Pump
  

• Idaho Senators Support DIA De Los NINOS
  

• Attorney General Wasden to discuss nation’s first energy summit for state Attorneys General
  

• CCRKBA Urges Gun Owners To Comment On Proposed Nat’l Park Rules Change
  

• Upper Snake BLM to Launch Comprehensive Planning Process
  

• Simpson Supports Legislation to Increase Education Benefits to Veterans
  

• STATESMAN PROFILES GOP PRIMARY IN DISTRICT 9
  

• FIELD NARROWS IN DISTRICT 14 SENATE RACE
  

• IDAHO GETS BOOMER INFLUX
  

• Survivor of plane crash describes rescue of toddler
  

• UI investigates discovery of two probable giant Palouse earthworms
  

• Man paralyzed by West Nile shares harrowing tale
  

• Idaho jobless rate inches up in April
  

• No money to Burn for players
  

• From Bikini Tops to Bras: Teens May Unknowingly Lure Predators to Web
  

• 6,700 tons of of contaminated sand headed for Owyhee County
  

• Farmers Worry About Freeze Warning
  

• Boise's a government center, university town, health care hub - but it's not 'recession-proof'
  

• $90 Million Casino To Open In Fort Hall
  

• Environmentalists sue to protect wolves
  

• Nampa, Idaho Man Says Police Songs Are His
  

• Former Fremont County Deputy Arrested For Stealing Money and Narcotics From The County
  

• James Luna Sentenced for Lewd Conduct
  

• Fires Break Out in Madison County
  

• Officials Warn of Public Health and Environmental Risks
  

• Warren David Weagant pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter
  

• Weekly Agenda - U.S. Senator Larry E. Craig is in Washington, D.C.
  

• It’s Air Quality Awareness Week: Keep an Eye on the AQI
  

• NOAA’s National Weather Service to Launch
  

• Success Is Idaho’s Business
  

• Prohibition at the park
  

• Fire season approaches
  

• Road work ahead
  

• Riot at Bonneville County Jail
  

• Idaho Distance Education Academy
  

• Cell Phone Bans in Schools
  

• Shelter Residents Get Sudsy
  

• NFIB Small Business Legal Center Recommends DHS Amend “No-Match” Rules
  

• The Truth about Global Warming
  

• Highway 20 Re-Opened in Island Park After Semi Crash
  

• Run on rice empties in some Boise store shelves
  

• Statesman Endorses Ten Commandments Attorney Troupis
  

• Craig Continues To Press Farm Bill Conferees
  

• Small Business Owners Will Gather in Washington
  

• Greenpeace founder now backs nuclear power
  

• Riding The Bus Can Save Money
  

• After a horrific motorcycle accident that almost most took his life, Roger Rizzo has devoted himself to helping others
  

• Horrible burns don't break young girl's spirit
  

• Wolves, bobcats taken from Marsing woman
  

• Parents Urged To Keep Students Home On “Day Of Silence”
  

• Special Offer: "Privileged Planet" Dvd For Donation To The Iva
  

• Larry Craig: Decided not to run before arrest
  

• Warm Springs debate heats up
  

• New Forest Fees
  

• Juvenile Corrections Met With Local Members
  

• Micron, Nanya sign $1.1 billion deal
  

• A Century Of Exploding Federal Growth
  

• House Passes Simpson’s Bill to Rename Birds of Prey to Honor Morley Nelson
  

• Legislation to Provide Emergency Funding for Wildfires Clears House Committee on Natural Resources
  

• Craig Optimistic Owyhee Initiative Concerns Can Be Resolved
  

• Times are Not Certain - Student Loans Must Be
  

• U.S. Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments on Small Business
  

• MEDIA ADVISORY***Weekly Agenda
  

• All Americans Should Pay for Public Lands - Not just Westerners
  

• Cable One Selects Time Warner Telecom as Primary Backbone Provider for Internet Services in Idaho
  

• Officials ready for fight against crypto
  

• Landmark agreement
  

• Cold air threatens fruit crops
  

• I-15 Both Directions Are Open
  

• Attorney General obtains decision upholding Swan Falls Settlement
  

• Community Development Commission (Cdc)
  

• More Job Losses In Store For California : Recreational Fishermen To Be Hit Again
  

• What Evolutionists Don't Want You To Know: Darwin Defeated In 4 Easy Steps
  

• events on Governor C.L. “Butch” Otter’s schedule
  

• Fast Facts: Why Small Business is Good for America
  

• "Expelled" premieres tomorrow night
  

• Wasden requires changes to labor law poster promotion
  

• CRAIG says no more farm bill extensions
  

• Legislation Will Hold Agencies Accountable
  

• Craig Calls For Iraq To Fund Its Own Infrastructure
  

• Simpson Sponsors National Health Care Decisions Day
  

• CRAIG stresses importance of transportation infrastructure
  

• Boise man meets the pope
  

• Boise man pleads guilty to numerous child porn charges
  

• Idaho soldier killed in Iraq to be laid to rest today
  

• Burning issue
  

• Idaho Power lowers rate proposal
  

• Fallen Soldier's Family Talks About Loss
  

• Craig Urges Cooperation With Locals As Fire Season Approaches
  

• Expenses Rising: Food, Gas, and Yes – TAXES
  

• Craig On Tax Day Renews Call For Flat Tax
  

• NFIB Announces “Small Business Works for America” ...
  

• MEDIA ADVISORY - Weekly Agenda
  

• Attorney General Wasden Applauds Formation of Pro Bono Commission
  

• Collegiate Clay Target Championship Largest in 40-Year History
  

• BSU Faculty: Teaching no longer "most important"
  

• Governor Otter Honors Science Teachers With ‘Giants’ Award
  

• Small Business Urges the 9th Circuit to Overturn Arizona’s New Immigration Law
  

• The Opportunity To Become A Weather Spotter Is Coming To Your Area Very Soon!
  

• Idaho GOP Files Suit To Uphold Party Rules
  

• IVA Launches “Pro-Family Minute” On Kbxl, Kspd
  

• Partnership for Sustainable Oceans Announces Support for Conservation Based Proposal to Protect California’s Coastline
  

• The Future’s So Bright…Idaho’s Gotta Wear Shades
  

• Upcoming events on Governor C.L. “Butch” Otter’s schedule
  

• Tax Day: It Doesn’t Have to Be So Hard
  

• Wolf Rules Confusing Idahoans
  

• Nampa Company Working to Regain Operations in Idaho
  

• Measles outbreak has west on alert
  

• New festival is all about celebrating the Foothills - and it's free
  

• Arrest in 2006 murder caps months of frustration
  

• ISU considers dropping bus service
  

• Craig, Simpson Laud Public Lands Bill Passage
  

• You’re Invited: Watch “Expelled” With Us Next Friday Night
  

• New Mexico Case Highlights Threat To Liberty In “Sexual Orientation” Laws
  

• Don Dietrich Named Commerce Director
  

• Craig Votes For Housing Crisis Relief Bill Passage
  

• Idaho Announces Long-Term Agreement With Bonneville Power Administration
  

• Craig Says States Have Right To Manage Local Water
  

• Simpson Earns U.S. Chamber’s Spirit of Enterprise Award
  

• U.S. Chamber Presents Annual Spirit of Enterprise Award to Senator Larry Craig
  

• DANCE GRAND PRIX ITALY 2008 - International Dance Competition for Dance Schools/Groups
  

• Federal spending and the Constitution
  

• Simpson’s Newborn Screening Bill Passes House
  

• Craig Reacts To Petraeus, Crocker Report On Iraq
  

• Nampa contractor banned from doing business in Idaho
  

• Sali gets an "A"; AG supports death for child rape
  

• Simpson Announces WE THE PEOPLE Bookshelf Award to Libraries in Boise.
  

• Liquor-free lake
  

• City Council Chambers, Municipal Building* Wednesday, April 9, 2008
  

• NFIB Defends Florida’s 2003 Workers’ Comp Reforms
  

• Electoral politics: Choosing ''ministers of God''
  

• Craig Tours Iogen’s Cellulosic Ethanol Plant
  

• Rising Fuel Costs Fail to Dampen Anglers’ Enthusiasm for Fishing Away from Home
  

• MEDIA ADVISORY - Weekly Agenda
  

• CradlePoint sold to public company
  

• New Powerlines and Substation in So. Idaho
  

• Tiger Pete Moves Closer to Bringing Tigers to Idaho
  

• The Price Tag for an Education at Idaho State University Going Up
  

• Flu season winds down in Idaho
  

• Southeast Idaho Hunters Will See Changes in Big Game Regs
  

• Boise DJ Awake For 100+ Hours
  

• Idaho Supreme Court Justices in Pocatello
  

• Idaho's Unemployment Rate Up
  

• Company Changes Venue for Power Plant
  

• Homedale Company Focus Of I.C.E. Raid
  

• DEA Drug Busts in Idaho
  

• Idaho Politicians Calling for Clemency for Local Soldier Convicted of Murder
  

• Immigration raid nets 13
  

• Avista Requests Increase in Electric and Natural Gas Prices in Idaho
  

• CRAIG Advocates Clean Energy Tax Credit Extension
  

• Craig Says Senate Should Act Immediately On Housing Crisis Relief Bill
  

• Boise State Wins “Final Four” College Climate Change Challenge
  

• Idaho legislature grades out with a "B"
  

• Arizona Small Biz Owners Lose First Round in Fight against Tax-Subsidy Practice
  

• Boise Convention & Visitor Bureau Launches New Campaign
  

• St. Luke's Speaks Out About Child Abuse
  

• States May Free Inmates to Save Millions
  

• Baker gets 12 years to life for involvement in murder
  

• Legislature Session Wraps Up
  

• ID Senate votes 20-15 on primary bill to help GOP chairman
  

• Buhl changes graduation date
  

• NFIB Legal Foundation is Now The NFIB Small Business Legal Center
  

• Renaming the Birds of Prey to Honor Morley Nelson Moves to the House Floor
  

• Statesman story on Friedman/IVA poll on ed choice
  

• 2008 Idaho Legislative Session Over
  

• Fish & Game Investigate Idaho's First Wolves Killed
  

• Budget Committee Passes Drug Treatment Funding
  

• Bargaining-chip legislation
  

• Idaho at the center of Supreme Court case
  

• Otter signs grocery tax bill
  

• Two Men Arrested In Connection With Ocean Beach Beating
  

• Supreme Court rules in Jerome County comp plan case
  

• T.F. County jail improved, but crowding remains an issue
  

• Water starts flowing in the Valley canal system
  

• Idaho man walks across country for U.S. troops killed in Iraq
  

• Wolves Officially Off Endangered Species List
  

• Strange smell leads to discovery of bodies
  

• MAACO Collision Repair & Auto Painting, Boise, applies to DEQ for air quality permit to construct
  

• Man pleads guilty to using stolen credit card numbers at resorts
  

• Red Feather Owner Paying Vaccine Costs
  

• Wolves Delisted, Local Rancher Is Still Worried
  

• Idaho wolves lose federal protection today
  

• Not this year
  

• Senators Override Addiction Treatment Veto
  

• Gem State's Population Continues To Grow
  

• Highway 33 Closes, Forces Drivers to Change Plans
  

• Nursing homes cut back on physical restraints on patients
  

• Bill passes to let Sun Valley lodge get booze license
  

• Health district seeks to tighten belt
  

• Idaho's Brightest Stars Found in Rexburg
  

• Unclaimed Money Goes To State In July
  

• As end of legislative session nears, it's fighting time
  

• More than $1.8 million in unclaimed cash headed to general fund
  

• Personal property tax bill clears ID Senate committee
  

• Congressman Mike Simpson Response to Record Gas Prices in Idaho
  

• Elderly Boise woman raped, beaten
  

• BYU-I Encouraging Students to Own a Laptop
  

• Legendary Artists on Display at Art Museum of Eastern Idaho
  

• Kuna explores new ways to let septic tanks be built in city limits
  

• Washington, Idaho law officers stripped of their badges
  

• Otter vetoes $16.8 million for Idaho drug treatment programs
  

• Tough Enough to Wear Pink
  

• ISU's Health Fair Opened Thursday Morning
  

• Cures for a sick state
  

• 911 System Upgrade
  

• Can we head off ozone crackdown?
  

• Idaho Ranks Low on Preschool Programs
  

• KinderVision Program Launched in the Magic Valley
  

• Laid-Off AMI Employee Resigns from Chubbuck's City Council
  

• Ridgeline Energy Addresses Concerns About Wind Turbine Project
  

• State to invest $7.5 million in state programs
  

• Salt Lake theater group begins by talking sites, funds
  

• Making Buhl services better
  

• So. Idaho prison drug treatment program claims high success rate
  

• Ellis: Las Vegas Casino Update
  

• Aquaculture at the College of Southern Idaho
  

• RSV on the Rise in Eastern Idaho
  

• Disturbance Exercise Prepares Idaho State University
  

• Virtual Education in Idaho
  

• Environmental groups blast Idaho roadless plan
  

• Mental Health Prison Could Be Coming to Idaho
  

• New Exhibit at the Idaho Museum of Natural History
  

• Spring Postponed
  

• IMNH Opens New Exhibit
  

• New ozone limits pose challenges for the Valley
  

• Bioterrorist Attack Lectures
  

• Sexually-Transmitted Disease and Eastern Idaho
  

• Local Robotics Team Headed to National Competition
  

• Water Tests Say No Pharmaceutical Contaminates in Idaho's Water
  

• Scholarship Too Risky for State
  

• Kathleen Stephens: Idaho Mother of the Year
  

• Idaho Election Season Officially Kicks Off
  

• Boise State wants students to plan for, and get, four-year degrees
  

• T.F. School District election Tuesday
  

• Cable network apologizes for mocking name of Massachusetts town Athol in ads
  

• Energy Department to ship nuclear waste to Idaho for treatment
  

• School District 25 Boundary Review
  

• Bannock County Economic Status
  

• BSU Foundation buys research space on ParkCenter
  

• Effort to Change State Gun Laws
  

• A Wilderness Paradise
  

• Audits sting hospitals, physicians
  

• Curbing teen suicide
  

• Idaho Falls Worker Is Exposed to Radioactive Material
  

• Yellowstone Winter Season Wrapping Up
  

• POCATELLO, Idaho - Idaho Farm Bureau Intermountain Grain and Livestock Report on Friday.
  

• BYU-Idaho Students' Thoughts on Leap Day Proposals
  

• State Funding for Center for Advanced Energy Studies in Idaho Falls
  

• E. Idaho native honored at Oscars
  

• Drug Free Scholarships Bill Passes in the Idaho House
  

• New Bannock County Policy Puts Potential Candidates' Job At Risk
  

• Idaho Falls Firefighters Train for Ice Rescue
  

• ACHD sets goals: Which roads made the cut?
  

• ID bill would boost penalty for violating no-contact orders
  

• Survey finds support for early education
  

• House takes up debate on 2 bills to lure enrichment plant to ID
  

• Idaho lawmakers face personal finance decisions
  

• 5th District Court news
  

• Private security guard licensing begins
  

• Special Olympics events begin Monday
  

• Disaster planners say get ready now in case of spring flooding
  

• Government agendas
  

• Eagle presses on with plan to buy water company
  

• ID senators advance bill to expand feedlot testimony
  

• Officials blame software flaw for tax revenue shortfall
  

• Local teams race for a good cause
  

• IDWR offers aquifer management plan
  

• Elusive eclipse - Clouds make lunar eclipse fans wait till 2011
  

• Idaho Senate panel backs real estate sales price disclosure
  

• USDA says recalled beef must be destroyed
  

• Thirty people called 911 in Ada County to report unusually large meteor
  

• Locals report sightings of Northwest meteor
  

• Heavy winter snowfall could stretch ski season into April
  

• Details in fight over Idaho's naturopathic licensing law
  

• Economic Stimulus Effect on Idaho
  

• Beef Recall Affects Idaho
  

• Food waste an economic issue for Idaho restaurants, stores
  

• Healthy Families Network celebrates marriage in Idaho
  

• Senator seeks private help to expand child care rating system
  

• Experts: Heavy snowfall increases flood risk
  

• POCATELLO, Idaho - Idaho Farm Bureau Intermountain Grain and Livestock Report on Thursday.
  

• Lawmakers advance N. Idaho water rights measures
  

• ID Fish and Game Commission approves interim bighorn plan
  

• Idahoans will receive more than $432,000 in restitution from Ameriquest Mortgage
  

• Communication problems
  

• AMI Sold; Future Economic Impact Uncertain
  

• Presidential Hopefuls Say "Tax the Rich!"
  

• USDA Announces 2008 Agricultural Outlook Forum Speakers
  

• Craig Supports Extending Mandatory Retirement Age For Pilots
  

• Conner Statement on Defeat of Klobuchar Amendment to the Farm Bill
  

• Wasden reaches settlement with Highland Financial
  

• Movement, or More of the Same?
  

• Senate Approves Energy Bill With Craig Provisions
  

• Idaho recovers $13,000 for improper prescriptions for Medicaid patients
  

• U.S. And China Increase Biofuels Cooperation Ahead Of The Third U.S. - China Strategic Economic Dialogue
  

• Idaho Falls revives plans to build events center
  

• Craig Announces 2008 Service Academy Nominees
  

• Simpson Announces Academy Nominations
  

• Craig Calls For Oil Market Transparency
  

• CONSUMER ADVISORY: Consumers may voluntarily freeze their credit reports
  

• Police step up alcohol enforcement leading into holidays
  

• Coalition Urges Congress to Preserve Rural Health Care
  

• Craig Offers Eminent Domain Safeguard
  

• Idaho water hearing could wrap up this week
  

• BSU to design new aquatics center
  

• Coalition Urges Congress to Preserve Rural Health Care
  

• University of Idaho climbing out of debt, attracting students
  

• Water hearing will affect users statewide
  

• Q&A with John Evans, Mayor of Garden City
  

• MEDIA ADVISORY - upcoming events
  

• Simpson, Congress Aim to Secure Access for Medicare Patients
  

• Hail the Lion of Idaho
  

• An adventure for everyone
  

• Providing a Christmas For the Elderly
  

• Star 98.5 's Secret Santa
  

• American Red Cross Desperately Needs Blood Donations
  

• S. Idaho zip line part of planned adventure park
  

• N. Idaho kokanee program has low numbers of fish this year
  

• State health districts report surplus of flu vaccines
  

• Congressional award program starts today
  

• Christmas Box Angel Finished in Idaho Falls
  

• Computers for Kids organization goes from garage to huge new location
  

• Nuclear Not Included in Cap-and-Trade Bill
  

• CRAIG Sought To Improve Climate Bill
  

• Valley's homeless population will rise
  

• Idaho officials, dentists look for ways to boost oral care
  

• Car registration fees could rise to raise highway money
  

• Craig Outlines Conditions for Supporting Climate Bill
  

• Congressional Approval of the Peru Trade Promotion Agreement
  

• GLENNS Ferry Chosen As December ‘Capital for A Day’
  

• Simpson Joins Colleagues to Pass Legislation that Gets Tough on Human Trafficking
  

• Art After Hours at the Museum, Tapas Returns
  

• CDA cruise raises money for N. Idaho raptor center
  

• Twin Falls City Council doles out grant money
  

• Climate Change Battle Cry: Bali or Bust!?
  

• Nez Perce, Kootenai Tribes Reach Fuel Tax Agreements with State
  

• American Red Cross Board Member Elected To International Leadership Position
  

• INTERNET AND MAIL FRAUD WARNING
  

• Privacy Issues and ID Theft are Top Concerns of Online Shoppers, According to New Survey by BBB
  

• ID water hearings begin with trout farm complaints
  

• Twin Falls County Museum raises a new roof
  

• Training will help track CAFO numbers
  

• State praises CSI's GEAR UP pledge
  

• Conner Announces New USDA Communications Director
  

• $5M donation to aid BSU programs
  

• T.F. Council passes corporate golf fees
  

• USDA Chief Economist Dr. Keith Collins to Retire
  

• Boise may revise fire code for multiplexes
  

• Twin Falls requires licenses for private security companies
  

• BSU's researchers bring in more federal money
  

• Twin Falls water fines rise in 2007
  

• USDA Concludes Genetically Engineered Creeping Bentgrass Investigation
  

• USDA Grants Help to Quantify Conservation Benefits of Watersheds
  

• State Christmas tree Lighting Set
  

• Yes, Idaho's air quality is getting worse
  

• Fire damages Twin Falls home
  

• Area retailers see brisk business
  

• When shopping hurts
  

• Boise tree-lighting provides a glimpse into the past
  

• F&G offers workshops on teaching
  

• Midnight Shopping Gains Popularity
  

• Ada planners fault Cartwright Ranch plans
  

• Consumers Union Launches "Twelve Days of Safe Shopping"
  

• Twin Falls Police Looking For Child Enticement Suspect
  

• Funny Bone files for bankruptcy
  

• Special Olympics effort still struggling
  

• Dr. Brian Wansink Named Executive Director of the USDA Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion
  

• Governor Sets Domestic Violence Policy
  

• Bonneville Teacher Recognized for Innovation
  

• Safest City in Idaho?
  

• Officials still need $1 million for proposed detox center
  

• Romney event may have raised at least $75,000
  

• Valley could see snow tonight
  

• USDA Announces $1 Million In Food Stamp Outreach Grants
  

• Twin Falls Christmas in the Nighttime Sky
  

• PHILIPPINES Allows Full Market Access For U.S. Beef And Beef Products In Line With International Standards
  

• Small-Business Owners Wary of Interest Rate Cut
  

• USDA Revises Regulations For Movement Of Citrus Fruit From Florida
  

• USDA'S Conner Leads U.S. Delegation To Worldwide Agriculture Conference
  

• Todd Ericcson sentenced for resisting and obstructing officers
  

• Twin Falls Police Arrest Murder Suspect
  

• Wildly Creative Craft Show to Wow at the NMWA
  

• Simpson Votes to Override Veto in Effort to Save Special Olympics Funding
  

• Statement by Acting Secretary Chuck Conner Regarding the Need for a New Farm Bill