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Idaho Governor Declares May Wildfire Awareness Month

Idaho Governor Brad Little has proclaimed May as Wildfire Awareness Month, highlighting the need for education and community collaboration to mitigate the risks of wildfires. The declaration emphasizes the importance of preparing homes and communities for wildfires and becoming fire adapted. The announcement was made at the Idaho Department of Insurance Wildfire Risk Forum in Boise.

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Meet the State Candidates at CSI's 2024 Candidate Forum

Magic Valley residents had the opportunity to meet state candidates for the upcoming primary elections at the 2024 Candidate Forum hosted by the CSI Political Science Program. The event allowed attendees to discuss specific issues and understand the candidates' differences and similarities. Candidates from Districts 24, 25, and 26 shared their platforms and perspectives on recent legislation. The primary elections take place on May 21st.

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Officials warn of people stealing stop signs in Twin Falls County

Multiple stop signs have been stolen in Twin Falls County, particularly in the area of 2600 East and 3100 North and 3200 North on April 28. The Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office warns that this is extremely dangerous and could lead to life-threatening situations, as missing stop signs can catch drivers off guard and cause serious traffic collisions. Authorities urge residents to report any missing stop signs to the non-emergency dispatch center and remind that the signs have been replaced by the Highway Department.

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