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EPA Files Lawsuit Against Jerome Cheese Co
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Another Idaho Soldier Dies In Afghanistan
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State posts suicide prevention signs at Perrine Bridge
State transportation officials say signs with a national suicide prevention hotline number have been posted at a bridge that spans the Snake River near Twin Falls. A regional director for the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare in south-central Idaho proposed the signs more than a year ago as a way to dissuade people from using the Perrine
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Idaho Internet "Slowest" In The Nation
Residents of the remote and sparsely populated state of Idaho likely won’t be surprised to learn that the state has been ranked last in a national study of Internet speeds. The New York Times reports that even though Idaho has more than 11 federal funded projects under way to establish high-speed broadband, it st
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Missing King Hill Woman Found Near Buhl
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UPDATE – Hiker rescued after falling into Snake River Canyon
Authorities in Twin Falls say a hiker was rescued yesterday who fell more than 100 feet into the Snake River Canyon near the Perrine Bridge. Police say 19-year-old Marcus Toothman from Buhl was hiking down into the canyon with his girlfriend on the southeast side of the Bridge when he fell about 150 feet.
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Fire Burning Near Wendell
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Twin Falls Police: Be Careful Of Hurricane Scams
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Idahoans Earned less During Recession
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Shoshone Falls Continues To Put On A Show
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Marriage Gets High Marks In Idaho
New numbers released by the U.S. Census Bureau shows Idaho residents are more likely to get married and more likely to stay that way than their counterparts across the country.
The research published Thursday used data from 2009 to show that Idaho has one of the highest marriage rates in the nation. The marriage rate for men was more than 25 per 1,000, compared to the national average of about 19 per 1,000. The rate for women in Idaho was just over 25 per 1,000, compared to the national average of more than 17.
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