Times-News (Idaho)

The Times-News is a daily newspaper in the United States, catering to the Twin Falls community in Idaho.

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Terry Savage: Grace period on student loan repayment is over

2 days ago | magicvalley.com | Terry Savage

Student loans have been looming in the background for more than five years, ever since payment requirements were suspended during the pandemic. During that five-year period, borrowers had several opportunities to reorganize their debts, based on more generous income provisions, to lower the monthly payments. Many took advantage of those plans, and resumed their payments at a lower level.
Former Philadelphia Phillies player Pete Rose acknowledges the crowd prior to the game against the Washington Nationals at Citizens Bank Park on Aug. 7, 2022, in Philadelphia.

2 days ago | magicvalley.com | Mitchell Leff

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A Wisconsin man found Neil Armstrong's watch — and sold it for $2.1 million

3 days ago | magicvalley.com | Gayle Worland

Stefan Osdene had some time to kill before meeting a friend on a trip to Ohio. So he stopped in a restaurant for a bowl of Cincinnati’s famous Skyline Chili, then paid a visit to a local coin shop to look around. A Hamilton wristwatch at the coin shop caught his eye, and Osdene, a vintage and contemporary watch dealer and collector who lives in Madison, Wisconsin, bought it for $300. “Then the guy said, ‘Oh, I’ve got something cool in the safe,’” Osdene recalled.
Oregon Trail students build businesses for social studies

3 days ago | magicvalley.com | Drew Nash

Student Trent Allen sits by the farm he made as part of a social studies unit Friday, May 9, 2025, at Oregon Trail Elementary School in Twin Falls. Allen said it took him about a day to build and lives on a farm himself. Love Funny Wow Sad Angry
Cannes nudity

3 days ago | magicvalley.com | Brynn Anderson

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Studio G finding community through fitness

3 days ago | magicvalley.com | Drew Nash

Gillian Funk-Shillig has become synonymous with well-being and fitness over the years. As the owner of Studio G in downtown Twin Falls, she’s led her followers down a fitness path that’s well worth noting. Funk-Shillig gave the Times-News a few moments of her time and answered a few of our questions. Editor’s note: Answers have been lightly edited for clarity and brevity. Times-News: How did your fitness journey begin, and did you ever think you’d own a studio of your own?
Truist Championship Golf

4 days ago | magicvalley.com | Matt Rourke

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Volunteer Coaches Settlement Baseball

4 days ago | magicvalley.com | Michael Conroy

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A Republican push to sell public lands in the West is reigniting a political fight

5 days ago | magicvalley.com | Matthew Brown |Jesse Bedayn |Matthew Daly

BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — Congressional Republicans say their plan to sell potentially hundreds of thousands of acres of federal land will generate revenue and ease growth pressures in booming Western cities. Yet without clear details on how it will work, skeptics worry it could be a giveaway for developers and mining companies and do little to ease the region's housing crisis.
Volunteer Coaches Settlement Baseball

5 days ago | magicvalley.com | Michael Conroy

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