IDAHO FALLS — The Idaho Falls City Council temporarily suspended verbal public comment after a man gave disparaging remarks in a ranting phone call. During Monday’s city council work session, the council voted not to allow general public comments on the city council agenda through Feb. 22. The vote came after City Councilman John Radford […]
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Idaho Falls, Pocatello leaders meet with members of Asian American, Pacific Islander communities
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The following is a news release from the city of Idaho Falls.
IDAHO FALLS Representatives from the city of Idaho Falls met with members of the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community last week to listen to concerns about recent incidents in the country of attacks on those of AAPI descent.
Mayor Rebecca Casper and Councilman Jim Francis from Idaho Falls joined Pocatello Mayor Brian Blad, along with the police chiefs and human resource directors from both cities, in a phone conference with members of the AAPI community who had invited the city officials to join them for a dialogue about recent national events and their impact on the local AAPI communities.
Idaho Falls officials meet with AAPI community
Idaho Falls
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – Idaho Falls City representatives met with members of the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community last week to listen to concerns about recent incidents in the country of attacks on those of AAPI descent.
Mayor Rebecca Casper and Councilman Jim Francis from Idaho Falls joined Pocatello Mayor Brian Blad, along with the police chiefs and human resource directors from both cities in a phone conference with members of the AAPI community who had invited the city officials to join them for a dialogue about recent national events and their impact on the local AAPI communities.
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho Nearly a quarter of a century after the grisly rape and murder of her daughter Angie, Carol Dodge s tireless pursuit of justice led to the overturning of a wrongful conviction that had held for two decades and helped authorities put the true murderer behind bars. I can t even express how hard this journey has been and the hundreds of people affected by one person s choice to take my daughter s life, Dodge said during a police press conference in 2017.
Carol Dodge investigated her daughter s murder for over two decades.
Angie Dodge was 18 years old when she was killed at her Idaho Falls apartment in June 1996. The teen was stabbed multiple times, according to investigators.