Monday Jun 17 | The Baxter Bulletin
Of the 17 cases against seven defendants, nine were for contempt, three were for alcohol-related offenses, one was for shoplifting, one was for domestic battery, one was for criminal trespass, one was for terroristic threatening and one was for various traffic offenses.
Anglers of all ages come out to celebrate free fishing at Idaho ponds
Idaho's Department of Fish and Game celebrated "Free Fishing Day" by allowing anglers of all ages to come learn how to fish and enjoy fishing without a license for a few hours on Saturday.
City Council votes to raise mayor's pay
Members of the Blackfoot City Council approved an increase in the mayor's salary at Tuesday's meeting.
Of the 112 cases against 74 defendants, 69 were for various traffic offenses, 17 were for contempt, nine were for alcohol-related offenses, four were for shoplifting, four were for thefts, three were for disorderly conduct, three were for criminal trespass, one was for domestic battery, one was for drug-related offenses and one was for fleeing.
Local bikers show a soft side for troops
MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho - A group of more than 1,000 motorcyclists took over the Treasure Valley for a cause.
1,000 Bicyclists Take Over I-84 Sunday
Boise, Idaho Patriot Thunder takes over Treasure Valley roadways. As close to one thousand bikers rode in the fourth annual event.
Motorists Take Note: Patriot Thunder to Roll on I-84 Sunday
Approximately 1,000 bikers are expected to take to Interstate-84 near Meridian at 11 a.m. and head to Mountain Home.
Sub-zero April temps frustrate sugar beet growers
An early-season of frosty nights across southern Idaho has the region's sugar beet producers thinking about replanting their crops.
Protecting our children: Investigating child abuse in Idaho
Every two hours a child in Idaho is abused. The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare tells KTVB in 2012, they received nearly 8,000 calls of abuse or neglect.