Good morning, Twin Falls.

Idaho Humane Society currently offers three ferrets; Bear, Syd & Trouble are available for adoption at $50 each or $75 for all three and need loving homes.

The College of Southern Idaho’s law enforcement training program graduated 18 officers today, including 13 patrol officers and five detention deputies now certified for local agencies.

CSI is recruiting its next class for training in August.

Kimberly voters voted today on a $58 million bond and plant facility levy for the school district to fund a new fine arts building, gym, field house and outdoor upgrades.

The bond requires two-thirds approval with construction beginning fall 2026, while the levy needs a simple majority.

Twin Falls officials plan to install a scrubber (expected to be operational soon) to help remove sewer odor after city studies found hydrogen sulfide gas is being released in some neighborhoods.

The measure aims to improve the local air quality.

Women in eastern Idaho are facing a shortage of estrogen patches as rising demand for hormone replacement treatment and recent FDA changes reduce availability, according to local expert Heidi Gregersen (Monarch Healthcare).

She advised patients to consult their doctors on temporary alternatives to safely manage menopause symptoms.

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