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Updated: 5:46 PM MST January 13, 2021 BOISE, Idaho — A 30-year-old Boise man will now spend the next year in federal prison after he was sentenced for making false bomb threats over the phone last year. According to U.S. Attorney Bart Davis of the District of Idaho, Kristopher Wrede was sentenced to one year in federal prison and three years of supervised release afterward. Wrede was arrested in Bonneville County on a warrant for making threats of terrorism on Feb. 13, 2020, according to Davis. The next day, Wrede called the Idaho Suicide Prevention Hotline and told a staffe...

Josiah Colt from Boise, Idaho, was pictured hanging from a balcony in the Senate Chamber. He told local news he "got caught up in the moment."

Lee's Summit nursing home residents, staff receive COVID-19 vaccine Facility suffered previous outbreak and last updated 2021-01-07 19:28:37-05 LEE'S SUMMIT, Mo. — The new year is bringing new hope to a Lee's Summit nursing home. As the I-Team first reported in November, Wilshire at Lakewood Care Center in Lee's Summit suffered a COVID-19 outbreak a few months ago in which 137 residents and staff tested positive for the virus. One of them is Joann Williams, 86. According to her daughter Julie Higgerson, Williams went to Wilshire for rehabilitation due to dehydration from an infection. Ev...

Harper Davis carries the ball for Mississippi State University. This was before Julius Harper Davis became Mr. Mississippi State and a standout on some of the greatest Bulldog football teams in history. This was before Davis played for the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers, and before the legendary George Halas named a play after him. This was long before Davis coached as an assistant at Mississippi State and then for 25 years with great success as head coach at Millsaps College. This was before all that. This was when Harper Davis was just 18 years young, a recent graduate of Clarksdale Hi...

ALBANY — On behalf of Georgia’s 3,500 cotton farming families, the Georgia Cotton Commission recently donated 12,000 pairs of socks to various homeless shelters across the state. Farmers delivered socks to the Albany Rescue Mission, Lowndes Associated Ministries to People in Valdosta, the Homeless Resource Network in Columbus, The Sparrow’s Nest in Athens, Good News Shelter in Gainesville, the William S. Davies Shelters in Rome, the Rescue Mission of Middle Georgia in Macon, the Atlanta Mission, Garden City Rescue Mission in Augusta, The Well in Brunswick, Mercy Ministries in L...