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Seattle Pridefest started from humble beginnings It's a statement and a celebration.  But when Seattle Pride Week began back in 1974, it was also an act of courage. #k5evening Author: Jim Dever, KING 5 Evening (KING 5) Published: 5:07 PM PDT June 24, 2016 Updated: 7:05 PM PDT June 28, 2021 EDITOR'S NOTE: The above video first aired in June 2016. It's a statement and a celebration. But when Seattle Pride Week began back in 1974, it was also an act of courage. “You had to be in the closet in the '70s if you wanted to keep your job.” David Net...

Article content Two people from Idaho are lucky to be alive after their truck went off a bridge over a gorge recently. The Idaho State Police said in a press release that a 67-year-old man and 64-year-old woman, both from Garden City, along with two dogs were inside the truck at the time of the incident, according to PEOPLE. Neither of the passengers were injured, and the dogs were fine too. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Truck left dangling over Idaho gorge with lives 'hanging in the balance' Back to video

Mar 17, 2021 A couple has been saved from their pickup truck that was left dangling off a bridge in what Idaho State Police Troopers describe as a “heroic rescue.” Authorities report the driver of the pickup pulling a 30-foot camp trailer lost control, swerving across the road before knocking out a guard rail and driving off the bridge on Interstate 84 near Twin Falls. When a trooper arrived, the truck was hanging by a safety chain connected to the trailer and it was about 80 to 100 feet above the bottom of the gorge. The couple inside was held in place by their seatbelts and their two sm...

TWIN FALLS, Idaho – A pickup truck dangled off a bridge near Twin Falls Monday evening and resulted in what Idaho State Police Troopers describe as a heroic rescue. The crash occurred at 2:42 p.m. on Interstate 84 over Malad Gorge, according to a news release from ISP. The driver of a 2004 F-350 pickup pulling a 30-foot camp trailer lost control and began to swerve across the road. He knocked out a guard rail and drove off the bridge. As a trooper arrived, the pickup was hanging by a safety chain connected to a camp trailer hanging about 80 to 100 feet above the bottom of the gorge.

A safety chain attached to a 30-foot camper trailer prevented the 2004 Ford F-305 pickup from falling off the bridge.