Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 17th of September.
Good morning, Twin Falls.
🚨 Crime
At Friday's football game, a student threat prompted school administrators to speak with families and work with Kimberly Police and Idaho State Police to boost safety while confirming no firearm was shown.
🎭 Culture
Jerome County opened a new Shoshone Falls overlook today that offers tourists and locals another spot to enjoy the falls and nearby developments.
Local partners from Midnight Production Studios enhanced the view with lights + music to create a lively evening experience.
The 33rd annual Thousand Springs Festival of the Arts invites families to enjoy a variety of art exhibits & interactive activities in Twin Falls.
The festival offers engaging experiences that celebrate local creativity.
📰 Economy
Job seekers in South Central Idaho can browse new employment postings that offer various career opportunities + listings help connect candidates with local businesses.
🎓 Education
Buhl voters will decide on Nov.
3 if a new $1.25 million school levy should replace the current measure — the funds will support staffing, transportation and updated curriculum for the upcoming school years.
🏛️ Government
Idaho Department of Insurance director Dean Cameron recommended reviving a summer task force to study healthcare issues during his briefing to the Health Insurers Working Group, citing increased complaints about denied claims and billing disputes.
The committee will meet next on Oct. 14 + discuss further steps.
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