Crawling Curiosity A fearless Zane Lyons holds a giant African millipede at the Sawtooth Botanical Garden’s annual Bug Zoo exhibition earlier this week. Among the largest species of millipede in the world, giant African millipedes are harmless herbivores that live in dirt and leaves, said Adrienne Southard, curator for the botanical garden. The botanical garden’s bug zoo exhibition features more than 40 native and exotic insects from around the world and will remain open through tomorrow, Saturday, May 10. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, May 9, 2008

• State left foster children in dubious situation
  Girls kept in home three months after sex allegations surface

• It's crunch time for Ketchum
  Planning staff to work overtime on Warm Springs Ranch

• Finally a vision for McHanville’s future?
  Blaine County officials may begin consideration of plan this summer

• Illegal alien pleads guilty to sex crime
  Man accused of relationship with 14-year-old girl

• Airport aims to be envied for its ‘green’
  Technology builds from 110 years of aviation history

• Owyhee legislation sent to full Senate
  Comprehensive wilderness bill would protect 517,000 acres in southwest Idaho

• Sewer rate hike in store for Bellevue
  City officials blame federal government for increase

• Report: Water supplies could be tight this summer
  Cool springtime temps help retain many snowpacks throughout Idaho

• Show loyalty to Boy Scouts
  

• Boise business owner awarded open government award
  

• Hailey Yoga Center has got the bends
  

• Live strong, ride hard
  

• Graduating senior earns prestigious Duke grant
  Caroline Fairchild named Robertson Scholar at Duke

• Working through the basics
  Ketchum P&Z looks at outstanding code revisions

• News Briefs
  

• Wellness is a matter of peace
  Dan Millman will be keynote spear at 11th annual event

• Chemicals in food
  

• Find healing through action connection
  Zimron and Spencer will show the way

• Esperanza brunch celebrates las madres
  

• Therapy
  

• It’s dirty business
  

• Neglecting Americans’ health needs is a national disgrace
  

• Idaho Power plan is already outdated
  

• The Sunday Drive