CALL THE KAT KOUNTRY 106 REQUEST LINE! (208) 436-KATT
CALL THE KAT KOUNTRY 106 REQUEST LINE! (208) 436-KATT
MAGIC VALLEY NEWS HEADLINES
News, Weather, Sports Update brought to you by Delta Dental of Idaho.
Information: deltadentalid.com/choosew
Here’s a look at the latest local news, sports and weather headlines for Friday, September 11th.
A Jerome police officer fired their weapon twice during a traffic stop Wednesday night.
The first shots were fired near Founders Park. The vehicle was later stopped near Glacier and Kennedy streets, where the officer fired again.
A sheriff’s K-9 bit the suspect, who was hospitalized. The Region Four Critical Incident Task Force is investigating the incident.
A 74-year-old Paul man reported missing Thursday night has been found following a short search.
Police had issued an endangered missing person alert for Leonard Snook. The alert has now been canceled.
The Kimberly School District will pay more than $221,000 toward a $13 million shortfall in the Idaho School Benefits Trust.
The shortfall comes after medical claims were higher than expected. The district plans to use reserve funds to cover its share and has switched insurance providers.
Governor Brad Little has ordered U.S. and Idaho flags lowered to half-staff today in recognition of Patriot Day.
The governor is asking Idahoans to remember those who lost their lives on September 11th, honor the heroes who responded, and pass the lessons of 9/11 on to future generations.
The Idaho Statesman is losing more than half of its newsroom in a major round of layoffs.
Parent company McClatchy Media has cut 10 Idaho journalists and three of the newspaper’s four editors. The newsroom union says the cuts will mean less local coverage across Idaho.
An eastern Idaho radio company has been evicted from its Idaho Falls building over more than $553,000 in unpaid rent and interest.
Rich Broadcasting owns four stations in the area. Court records show the company was ordered out of the building, while on-air staff are reportedly working remotely.
Idaho State Police are investigating a deadly crash on I-84 in Jerome County.
Troopers say a 65-year-old Pocatello man suffered a medical emergency, left the roadway near milepost 196 and crashed down an embankment Tuesday. He later died at a local hospital.
A road closure is now in effect at Main Street and Lincoln Avenue in Jerome.
Northbound and southbound Lincoln Avenue traffic is closed through the intersection through September 16th. Drivers should expect delays and use Birch Street or Fillmore as detour routes.
The Idaho Museum of Natural History is bringing its free Mobile Museum to the Twin Falls Public Library Monday.
The walk-through exhibit will feature an Idaho dinosaur skeleton, fossils, skulls and hands-on displays.
📅 Monday, September 15th
⏰ 4 to 6 p.m.
📍 Twin Falls Public Library
It’s a big Friday night of high school football across Southern Idaho, with several unbeaten teams putting perfect records on the line.
Among tonight’s matchups:
Most games kick off at 7 p.m.
Twin Falls picked up a pair of wins over Burley. The Bruins beat the Bobcats 2-0 in boys soccer, while the Twin Falls girls rolled to an 8-0 victory.
Other results include:
There’s more soccer action this weekend, including Bishop Kelly at Burley and Thunder Ridge at Canyon Ridge Saturday morning.
Minico rallied from two sets down to beat Burley in five sets Thursday night.
Other results included:
The Wood River Invitational gets underway Friday morning at 9, featuring Wood River, Twin Falls, Timberline, Kuna, Thunder Ridge and Pocatello.
The New Plymouth Invitational is also set for Saturday.
Unbeaten Valley, now 11-0, has a Saturday doubleheader against Butte County and Buhl.
CSI soccer split with North Idaho in Thursday’s home openers.
The Golden Eagle men suffered their first loss, falling 2-1 to 17th-ranked North Idaho.
The CSI women remained unbeaten with a 4-2 victory, improving to 3-0.
Boise State opens its home schedule Saturday against Memphis.
The Broncos are 27-3 in home openers since 1996, while head coach Spencer Danielson is 14-1 on The Blue.
Saturday also marks Boise State’s first home game as a Pac-12 member, along with the celebration of the 40th anniversary of the famous Blue Turf.
Boise State soccer picked up its third straight victory Thursday, shutting out Cal State Bakersfield 2-0.
Freshman Campbell Wilson scored both goals, while goalkeeper Ava de Leest made six saves for her fourth shutout of the season.
Idaho State women’s soccer fell to UC Santa Barbara 3-1 Thursday night in Pocatello.
Samantha Fenske scored the Bengals’ lone goal on a penalty kick, while Hannah Wieler stopped a UCSB penalty.
Idaho State hosts Utah State next Thursday for Senior Day.
Meanwhile, Idaho women’s soccer beat Grand Canyon 1-0 in Moscow.
Calli Chiarelli scored just five minutes into the match, and the Vandal defense recorded its fourth straight shutout.
Friday will be sunny and breezy, with a high near 79° and northwest winds gusting up to 21 mph.
Tonight will be mostly clear with a low around 53°.
Saturday will be warmer and sunny, with a high near 86°. Winds increase Saturday night, with gusts potentially reaching 33 mph.
A sharp cooldown arrives Sunday, with sunshine and a high around 65°.
📻 Stay with us throughout the day for the latest Southern Idaho news, sports, weather and community updates.
