Former cellmate testifies against Johnson Defense attorney unable to shake up witness Malinda Gonzales, former cellmate of Sarah Johnson. Now in its fourth week, the double murder trial of Sarah M. Johnson, 18, of Bellevue, opened Feb. 1 in 4th District Court at the Ada County Courthouse in Boise. The trial was moved to Boise early in January when 5th District Judge Barry Wood ruled it was impractical to attempt to panel a non-biased jury in Blaine County where the crime was committed. Johnson is charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the shooting deaths of her parents, Alan Johnson, 46, and Diane Johnson, 52, in their Bellevue home Sept. 2, 2003. If convicted, she faces life in prison.

Friday, February 25, 2005

• Former cellmate testifies against Johnson
  Defense attorney unable to shake up witness

• Prosecution to wrap up today
  Court adjourns early Thursday to avoid health risk

• Veto override clears way for YMCA lease
  Council agrees to conduct financial success analysis

• Friedman is 'at risk' in future
  Consultant: new site won't curtail traffic

• FAA letter encourages search for new site
  Friedman's noncompliance with standards OK for now

• Estimates given on costs of new site
  

• Tribes spell out opposition to airport on BLM land
  

• Condo plans rekindle Warm Springs worry
  

• Police chief seeks more staff
  Ketchum council considers boost to parking enforcement, dog control

• County forum addresses regional planning
  Consultants lead on-going visioning meetings

• Hailey growth plan moves on to council
  Minimum lot size reduction also recommended

• Snow Box Derby approaches
  

• Stoneback retires as city administrator
  

• Piano playing comes with panache
  

• Idaho reading initiative launched
  Pesky Center and congressman combine efforts

• Endless Conversation: Go native
  Commentary by Tony Evans

• Dance to beats of Latin rhythms
  

• Kyoto
  

• From Vail, a warning for Ketchum
  

• Eccentricity counts
  

• Polly, May and Louise: Amazing women in Idaho history
  Guest opinion by Sen. Mike Crapo

• Snow much fun on tap for area racers
  

• Squirts play big in Idaho Falls
  

• Do-or-Dyer
  Sun Valley native wins New Mexico Extreme Freeskiing Championships

• Local racers ready to bang the gates on Baldy
  Two technical events on tap this weekend

• Spring soccer sign-ups begin
  Sawtooth United teams

• More bang for your buck
  Sun Valley opens first ever terrain park on Dollar