Oakley

Oakley, ID · Municipal
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Buhl city councilman’s drug-related charges dismissed
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) —A Buhl city councilman is no longer facing drug-related charges, according to a motion to dismiss. The motion states Ryan Loos, 49, took a plea agreement in exchange for the charges against him being dropped. Loos completed a marijuana education course and 16 hours of community service.
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Eastbound interstate to close overnight for Vineyard overpass girder repair
KIMBERLY, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — Eastbound interstate lanes near the Twin Falls exit will close overnight for about one week so crews can replace a damaged girder on the Vineyard overpass, according to the Idaho Transportation Department. Bruce Christensen, the Twin Falls resident engineer for ITD District 4, said the...
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Idaho agencies hold winter driving safety course
JEROME, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The Idaho Transportation Department and Idaho State Police held their annual “Winter Driving Safety Course” in Jerome earlier this month as winter weather moves into southern Idaho. Idaho State Police Patrol Supervisor Steve Otto said the course is designed to give drivers of...
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Jerome City Fire Department fundraiser to benefit Northside Military Museum
JEROME, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) —The Jerome City Fire Department is donating a portion of the proceeds from its T-shirt and hoodie fundraiser to the Northside Military Museum ahead of Veterans Day. The fire department sells T-shirts and hoodies every year as a fundraiser. The Northside Military Museum features exhibits dedicated...
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Declo Farmland Deal for 1,000-Acre Data Center Splits Tiny Idaho Town
A proposal to build a sprawling data-center campus east of Declo, Idaho, has split the farming town of about 330 people, pitting neighbor against neighbor over a piece of land that could soon host a natural-gas power plant and rows of server racks instead of crops. TerraVolt Holdings has struck a deal to option the property, and the family that owns it says the decision was made with economic survival and their children's futures in mind.