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Hazy with a few thunderstorms

For Monday night there is a slight chance of thunderstorms with partly cloudy skies. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph becoming east after midnight. Widespread haze for Tuesday. A slight chance of thunderstorms with a high near 90°. Sunny for Wednesday with a high in the lower 90’s. Winds from the west around 5-10mph. Sunny

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Judge dismisses classified documents case against Donald Trump; Special counsel’s office to appeal

By Katelyn Polantz, Hannah Rabinowitz and Devan Cole, CNN (CNN) — A federal judge on Monday dismissed the classified documents case against Donald Trump, a shock ruling that clears away one of the major legal challenges facing the former president. In a 93-page ruling, District Judge Aileen Cannon said the appointment of special counsel Jack

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Trump heads to convention as authorities investigate motive, security in assassination attempt

Associated Press BUTLER, Pa. (AP) — Former President Donald Trump called for unity and resilience Sunday after an attempt on his life injected fresh uncertainty into an already tumultuous presidential campaign, while President Joe Biden implored Americans to “cool it down” in the final stretch and “resolve our differences at the ballot box.” The opponents’

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Weekend reveals weather change coming

Heat advisory and excessive heat warnings continue through today and tomorrow for the Snake River Plain and fingers of the central mountains, Magic & Treasure valleys, and portions of the eastern highlands. Mountains of western Wyoming will remain warm, as well, 90’s, and there is a bit of relief for the highlands with a slight

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Utah Prosecutors to seek death penalty for man accused of killing Charlie Kirk

Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old man accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk, is now facing seven charges related to Kirk’s murder. The State of Utah will be seeking the death penalty, Utah County Attorney Jeff Gray confirmed this morning.

Gray said Tuesday that the decision to pursue capital punishment was made independently based on the “available evidence and circumstances and nature of the crime.” The charges filed against Robinson, which were detailed in a press conference and court documents, include aggravated murder, a capital offense.

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Right-wing influencer Charlie Kirk shot at Utah Valley University event

Right-wing influencer and Trump ally Charlie Kirk has been shot during an event at Utah Valley University in Orem. The extent of his injuries is unknown at this time.

According to multiple regional media outlets, the 31-year-old appeared to have been struck in the neck. A UVU alert sent to students indicates that a suspect is in custody; however, the campus is on lockdown.

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BYU-I student critically injured in on-campus accident, says school

A BYU-Idaho student was critically injured in an accident on campus Wednesday morning, according to school officials.

“At the time of the incident, paramedics responded swiftly and transported the student to receive medical care. BYU-Idaho invites the campus community and friends to join us in praying for the student and his family,” said the school in a statement to Local News 8.

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IDWR public hearings: Eastern Idaho residents invited to provide input on groundwater management

The Idaho Department of Water Resources (IDWR) has scheduled five public hearings over the course of three days between March 24th and March 26th in five communities in Eastern Idaho. The purpose of these public hearings is to present information on the proposal to expand the Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer (ESPA) Area of Common Groundwater Supply to include certain tributary basins and to get feedback from water users on the proposal. This action is being proposed due to the impact of groundwater use in ESPA tributary basins on senior surface water users.

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Idahoans Challenged to Complete 250,000 Acts of Service for America’s 250th Birthday

Recently, Idaho made history as the nation’s first JustServe State, in recognition of the state’s high level of community volunteerism.

Governor Little, joined by state leaders, accepted the award at a recent Capitol celebration honoring Idaho’s dedicated nonprofits and volunteers. To mark the occasion, the Governor issued a special challenge: 250,000 acts of service across the Gem State by Independence Day 2026, in honor of the nation’s 250th birthday.

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Teton County Sheriff’s Office seeks help identifying individuals in Driggs crash investigation

The Teton County Sheriff’s Office is actively seeking public assistance following an early morning vehicle crash that occurred in Driggs on Monday, September 29.

The incident took place at approximately 6:47 a.m.in front of the Marathon Gas station. Deputies responded to the scene and are working to identify all individuals involved in the collision.

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“Stay Away, Or Else:” FLDS threatens search efforts for missing teens, says nonprofit

A national nonprofit aiding in the search for two missing Idaho teenagers, Rachelle and Allen Fisher, has reportedly received a threat believed to be connected to the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (FLDS). The FLDS is suspected of being involved in the children’s disappearance.

The threatening phone call came into the Temple, Texas chapter of the Uvalde Foundation for Kids in the days after the group suspended its ground search for the children on July 3rd. An anonymous caller, identifying themselves as a “Friend of the Prophet,” warned the foundation to “stay away from the kids, or else.”

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Driggs community honors Teton Valley native & Olympian Jaelin Kauf

Downtown Driggs is set to make some noise Monday as the community gathers for a homecoming celebration for hometown hero Jaelin Kauf. Fresh off her performance at the 2026 Winter Games, the Teton County native is being honored with a parade and public celebration.

Winning the silver in 2022 and two silver medals at the 2026 Winter Olympics, Kauf cemented her legacy as the most decorated mogul skier in U.S. Olympic history.

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