Today's 6 - Mon Nov 02
The Twin Falls headquarters for 620 Girls Scouts in south-central Idaho is moving due to what officials say are too many registered sex offenders in the neighborhood.
Twin Falls Girl Scouts moving due to sex offendersKIVI - Sat Oct 31
The Twin Falls headquarters for 620 Girls Scouts in south-central Idaho is moving due to what officials say are too many registered sex offenders in the neighborhood.
Judge dismisses Idaho killer's bid for reliefKIFI - Thu Oct 29
Fifth District Judge Randy Stoker says a man who murdered his former girlfriend shouldn't get out of prison before serving his full sentence.
Judge dismisses Idaho killer's bid for reliefKBCI CBS 2 - Thu Oct 29
Stoker dismissed John Horonzy's request for relief from his 15-years-to-life sentence this week, The Times-News reported.
Osterhoudt rape trial continued WednesdayKMVT Twin Falls - Wed Oct 28
The trial continued Wednesday for a Buhl man facing sex related charges. Franklin Ward Osterhoudt, 43, is charged with five counts of lewd conduct with a child under the age of sixteen, one count of rape and one count of incest.
Twin Falls to consider animal control contractKIVI-TV Nampa - Mon Oct 26
Twin Falls Police Lt. Craig Stotts has recommended the city approve a $114,000 agreement with Twin Falls County to provide animal control services.
Twin Falls Girl Scouts moving due to sex offendersKIVI-TV Nampa - Mon Oct 26
The Twin Falls headquarters for 620 Girls Scouts in south-central Idaho is moving due to what officials say are too many registered sex offenders in the neighborhood.
Too many sex offenders for Girl Scouts location?Salt Lake Tribune - Sun Oct 25
The headquarters for 620 Girls Scouts in south-central Idaho is moving because too many registered sex offenders live near its current downtown office, officials said.
Idaho authorities to start using high-tech tickets2NEWS.TV - Sun Oct 25
Law enforcement officers in Twin Falls and Twin Falls county in southern Idaho in the next month will start using a new system that will allow them to print citations from patrol cars.
Police to start handing out high-tech ticketsKIFI - Sat Oct 24
Some law enforcement agencies in Idaho are making the change to high-tech equipment to issue tickets.
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