Gannett
Gannett, ID · Municipal
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Twin Falls cheerleader selected for Times Square Down syndrome presentation
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) —A Twin Falls cheerleader will be featured in this Saturday’s annual National Down Syndrome Society Times Square video presentation. Nora Tuttle’s submitted photo, taken by the Snake River, was selected from about 2,700 entries. “I’m so excited,” Tuttle said. Nora’s mother,...
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Twin Falls High School opens new tennis courts after construction filled summer
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The new and improved Twin Falls High School tennis courts are now officially open after players from both Bruins tennis teams cut the ribbon on Wednesday. Construction for the courts began in May after the conclusion of the school year while Superintendent Brady Dickinson...
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Jerome approves $2.2M contract to rebuild pothole-riddled Yakima Avenue with concrete
JEROME, Idaho — Jerome's Yakima Avenue, also known as 200 South, is getting a full rebuild after years of deterioration and growing traffic from the city's expanding industrial area. The Jerome City Council approved a $2.2 million bid from Extreme Excavation LLC last week to replace the road's failing...
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Highway 46 upgrades bring new curbs, sidewalks and ADA ramps to Gooding
GOODING, Idaho — The Idaho Transportation Department has been working along Highway 46 through Gooding for the past month, installing new curbs, gutters, ADA ramps and sidewalks as part of a $5.7 million project that neighbors say is long overdue. WATCH: Idaho's transportation department is upgrading Highway 46. The...
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City Mill and Inlay Road Project Begins Sept. 10
The City of Twin Falls will begin its 2026 Mill and Inlay Project on Thursday, Sept. 10. The project will remove deteriorated asphalt and replace it with a new driving surface at the following locations:. Elm Street from Addison Avenue to Filer Avenue. Mountain View Drive from Bitterroot Drive to...
Daily Energy Insider
Great Basin Transmission and LS Power begin work on Idaho to Nevada transmission line
Great Basin Transmission, an affiliate of LS Power, has started construction on a new 285-mile, 500 kilovolt (kV) transmission line. Construction was launched with a… The post Great Basin Transmission and LS Power begin work on Idaho to Nevada transmission line appeared first on Daily Energy Insider .
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This Haunted Idaho Mansion Is So Creepy That Locals Refuse To Stay After Dark
The old college looks quiet. Suspiciously quiet. Then fall arrives, the lights come on, and suddenly Idaho has the kind of place where every hallway feels like it should come with a nervous dog and somebody yelling, “Did you hear that?”. Five century-old buildings become part of the attraction,...
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Twin Falls City Council approves $102 million budget, keeps Flock cameras
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The Twin Falls City Council voted 5-2 to continue funding automated license plate reader cameras, known as Flock cameras, following public debate at a city council meeting. Mayor Jason Brown voted in favor of continuing to fund the cameras, saying community input was a...
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Great Basin Transmission Begins Construction on Southwest Intertie Project-North
Great Basin Transmission, an affiliate of LS Power, is beginning construction on the Southwest Intertie Project-North (SWIP-North), a 285-mile, 500-kilovolt (kV) transmission line connecting the Midpoint Substation near Twin Falls, Idaho, with the Robinson Summit Substation near Ely, Nevada. A groundbreaking ceremony was held on September 3 in Ely, Nevada,...
East Idaho News
Looking back: 14-year-old boy dissappears; and ‘badly decomposed body’ found
IDAHO FALLS — EastIdahoNews.com is looking back at what life was like during the week of Aug. 31 to Sept. 6 in east Idaho history. 1900-1925BLACKFOOT — A fire broke out in the coal house of the “insane asylum” in Blackfoot, The Bingham County News reported on Sept. 2, 1921. No patients or employees were injured in the fire. Commissioner Burrell was pleased with how quickly firefighters responded and mentioned that if they hadn’t, the outcome “might have been exceedingly serious.” It’s not clear exactly how the fire started but the paper mentioned the asylum’s well and pump had not been working...