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Pentagon say "no" to flyover for God and Country Family Festival
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3 Calif. men busted for trafficking meth
BOISE -- Three men from California are being held in the Ada County Jail, accused of bringing $150,000 worth of methamphetamine into the Treasure Valley. more...
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Idaho parents cited for leaving infant in car
Mark Keinholz, 42, and Traci Jurasin, 35, were charged Wednesday. Post Falls police Lt. Pat Knight said the baby boy did not have heat exhaustion but was placed in a Health and Welfare shelter after the incident. more...
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Sockeye salmon run to Redfish Lake looking strong
LEWISTON -- Idaho officials are predicting that 300 to 500 sockeye salmon will return to Redfish Lake in central Idaho. more...
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Idahoans hope July 4 will lift national spirits
The year between America's birthday has seen a steady drumbeat of dismal economic news but folks we talked to say bad times can bring out the best in Americans. more...
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Parents cited for leaving baby in car at Wal-Mart
POST FALLS -- A Post Falls couple has been charged with misdemeanor injury to a child after police say they left their 5-month-old baby in a car during a trip to Wal-Mart. more...
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Buhl man charged with poaching sturgeon
TWIN FALLS -- A Buhl man has been charged with a felony for allegedly poaching three sturgeon from the Snake River. more...
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Could a former Vandal be eyeing the White House?
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin made a surprise announcement Friday that she is resigning from office at the end of the month without explaining why she plans to step down, raising speculation that she would focus on a run for the White House in the 2012 ... more...
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An employee download of an attachment on a Michael Jackson spam e-mail which turned out to be a comp more...
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Salmon run to Redfish Lake looking strong
Jeff Heindel, conservation hatchery supervisor for the Idaho Department of Fish and Game, said fish counts at dams on the Snake and Columbia rivers indicate this year's run is returning early and could be larger than previously forecast. more...
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Medical condition of 4-year-old who nearly drowned at Eagle Island State Park upgraded to stable
The medical condition a 4-year-old boy who almost drowned after wandering away from his family and g more...
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Backcountry mail pilot helps preserve way of life
For more than 30 years Ray Arnold has delivered mail and other supplies to some of the most remote regions of Idaho. He's the last backcountry mail pilot to do so in the lower 48 states. more...
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'Food Inc.' Takes Aim At Corporate Ag
The latest salvo against the nation's agricultural-industrial complex is on the big screen.
Food, Inc., a documentary by filmmaker Robert Kenner, is a forceful indictment of concentrated cattle ghettos, squalid chicken factories and cornfield ... more...
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Tour de France reporter and former Boisean Vestal 'still a super fan at heart'
Former Boisean Zack Vestal has a job that most cycling enthusiasts only dream about. more...
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Filling gaps in bicycle routes in Boise may take years
We asked bikers to identify the worst streets to ride on in town. Then we asked local officials what they planned to do about it. Roadways to Bikeways plan Stories, tips, gear and more on our biking page more...
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Utah Lands New Spy Center; Idaho Doesn't Come Close to Needed Infrastructure
Fueled by $180 million in federal stimulus money, the National Security Agency will build a one-million square foot data center outside of Salt Lake City. According to the Salt Lake Tribune:
Hoping to protect its top-secret operations by ... more...
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Hispanic Vote, Transplants Helped Democrats Rise in the West
For the first time in a century, the mountain West has more Democratic senators, and more Democratic congress members, than Republicans.
That's part of a shift across the region and the nation, say a pair of Stanford University professors, that ... more...
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What Could Make the Wolf Even More Controversial?
Anything wolf makes big headlines--and, it seems, is never old news.
For fourteen years since conservationists and the federal government brought the wolf back to the northern Rockies (plus several years leading up to the reintroduction), anything ... more...
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Outdoor Leaders Praise Passage of Climate Bill
The passage of the Waxman-Markey Climate bill is a historic, bold step in the right direction in terms of embracing innovative and sustained business practice.
Hailed globally as a "sea of change in U. S. policy on climate," this ... more...
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Body of missing teen found
Members of the Gem County Sheriff's Department dive team recovered the body of a missing Canyon County teen from the Black Canyon Canal today around 10:15 a.m. more...
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MI welcomes student reporter
The Messenger Index is pleased to welcome Emmett High School student Monique Murillo to the editorial staff for a summer internship. Murillo, an incoming junior, will be writing as a member of the editorial staff during her internship at the paper. more...
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Highway 16 extension in sight
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Federal downwinder legislation reintroduced
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Emmett hound killed east of Ola
An Emmett couple lost a hound dog while on a bear hunting trip in Dry Buck last month, and evidence in the area strongly suggests that the dog was killed and eaten by wolves. more...
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