Joey Martin
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- Sep 22, 2026
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Twin Falls City Council faces vacancies as members eye state seats; city seeks qualified applicants (opens the original)
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TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) —The Twin Falls City Council is navigating significant leadership changes as two of its members pursue seats in the Idaho House of Representatives. Council Member Grayson Stone submitted his immediate resignation from the council last week. Stone currently holds the District 25A seat in the Idaho House of Representatives, taking over for Don Hall, who appointed Stone to replace him after resigning for medical reasons. Twin Falls City Council faces vacancies amid sta
Magic Valley 9/11 Memorial Patriot Flag unfurled over Twin Falls canyon with help from local first responders (opens the original)
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TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — A 150-by-80-foot flag weighing 450 pounds is making a dramatic appearance over the Twin Falls canyon this week as part of the Magic Valley 9/11 Memorial. The line holding up the Magic Valley 9/11 Memorial Patriot Flag is suspended 1,700 feet from rim to rim, requiring a coordinated effort from local first responders to get it safely into position. Brian Stone, a member of the Magic Valley EMT/SORT team, helped secure the rigging system that holds the massive flag
Kimberly senior creates inclusive livestock show to give kids with disabilities a chance in the ring (opens the original)
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FILER, Idaho — A Kimberly High School senior turned his love of showing animals into an opportunity for people with disabilities to experience the show ring at the Twin Falls County Fairgrounds. Gabe Krieck created P.A.L.S. — the Premier Adaptive Livestock Show — as his senior project, combining his passion for county fair livestock shows with his desire to include people like his sister, who lives with a disability. “I have put on the Premier Adaptive Livestock Show — it’s an inclusive pig show
Helicopters spray herbicide near Soldier Mountain to combat invasive cheatgrass (opens the original)
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FAIRFIELD, Idaho (KIVI) — Crews are using helicopters to aerially spray herbicide at the base of Soldier Mountain as part of an ongoing effort to fight cheatgrass, one of Idaho’s most troublesome invasive plants. A partnership between the Sawtooth National Forest and Idaho Fish and Game began using low-fly aerial spraying in 2020 to combat the spread of cheatgrass, which suffocates native habitats and provides fuel for wildfires. “Using a helicopter that’s going to be spraying REJUVRA and that’s
Lincoln County sheriff drops Flock cameras after community pushback in Shoshone (opens the original)
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SHOSHONE, Idaho — The Lincoln County Sheriff announced this week the county will no longer use Flock cameras after strong opposition from community members. Sheriff Rene King issued a press release saying the Flock system helped officers during criminal investigations, but community opposition was too strong to ignore. “This is not a political decision, nor is it about taking sides. It is a decision I am making as your sheriff based on the concerns I have heard from our community and what I beli
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