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Twin Falls Police have identified the three people killed in Saturday’s mass shooting at In-N-Out Burger.
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Free crisis counseling continues through Wednesday for anyone affected by the weekend’s mass shooting in Twin Falls that left at least three people dead and seven injured.
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Residents flee as more than 600 homes and buildings have burned in Spokane and a shooting kills three in Twin Falls.
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At least three people are dead and seven are injured after a shooting Saturday afternoon at the Twin Falls In-N-Out.
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The local branch of U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants will help nine Afrikaners from two families resettle in Twin Falls. They are expecting their arrival in the coming days.
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The first group of Afrikaners granted refugee status in the U.S. have arrived in the country. On Monday, the white descendants of mostly Dutch colonizers of South Africa flew into Washington DC on a chartered plane. Among them were two families headed to Idaho for resettlement.
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A national gun rights organization is accusing the Twin Falls Police Department of illegally requiring firearm dealers to record second hand purchases – creating a de facto gun registry.
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The bilingual advocacy workshop this summer will help advocates and immigrants better understand the legal system. The SOMOS program, which means “We are” in Spanish is for anyone interested in advocacy work and civil rights. The five-week training series in Caldwell and Twin Falls starts in July. The application for the Treasure Valley sessions is tonight (June 21) at midnight Mountain Time.
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One estimate says a quagga mussel infestation would cost the Pacific Northwest $500 million a year to deal with.
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The state won't know until May or June whether the chemical deployed in the Snake River worked to kill all the mussels.