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A new partnership in Canyon County is equipping EMS crews with blood in ambulances so they can start life-saving transfusions before patients reach the hospital.
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Copper Quill Haven has withdrawn from contract negotiations with Canyon County, the city of Nampa and the city of Caldwell and will no longer be in charge of their animal shelter services. The organization was set to take over from West Valley Humane Society this week.
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Nine Ada County and one Canyon County residents are seriously ill after consuming raw milk contaminated with E-coli. That includes two children hospitalized.
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Canyon County believes outgoing animal shelter service provider West Valley Humane Society needs to continue services for 90 days. West Valley informed the county it plans to end services Feb. 1.
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Mental health resources in rural communities are often difficult to find. The Parma School District is being proactive about supporting mental health for young students.
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Residents gathered at the Nampa City Hall on Saturday as a part of the national demonstration protesting the Trump administration.
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Every year in Idaho West Nile returns as a threat to the public. Now, the Canyon County District is asking for your help to solve the problem.
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Late on a spring morning, toward the end of the school year, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security emailed a southwest Idaho school resource officer.
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West Valley needs to increase its rates for Caldwell just to pay the bills, after it says it has been undercharging for its services for years.
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West Valley Humane Society recently announced that it would be significantly raising its rates for Caldwell. However, Caldwell's mayor says that an increase like this could mean forgoing new first responders.