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Juan Winan's smash hit song enters Top 10 on Billboard Gospel Airplay chart
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Juan Winan's smash hit song enters Top 10 on Billboard Gospel Airplay chart
POCATELLO — Idaho State Police in Pocatello are hosting an open house Saturday to show potential troopers what the job entails. Troopers will be at their office in Pocatello to walk prospective candidates through the hiring process and answer any questions. ISP will also have equipment used by troopers to show what it is like […]
Tips for all road users IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) - Idaho is a beautiful place to explore, and one of the best ways to see and enjoy Idaho's byways and communities is by bike. A number of folks with the Idaho State Police are also avid cyclists. That includes Lt. Michael Winans of ISP District 5 in Pocatello. Lt. Winans rides for fun and competition, and he knows the value of following the rules of the road. Here are his tips to make sure nobody gets hurt. Cyclists and motorists are entitled to the same rights on the roadways. Motorists: Pass when safe
Share this article WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., April 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Grammy-nominated recording artist and songwriter Juan Winans is set to release his new urban inspirational single, "Never On My Own," with his sister, actress, and singer Deborah Joy Winans, on May 14, 2021, on DARE Records. The Official Audio Video for the single is available now on YouTube. Grammy-Nominated Juan Winans Joined By Sister and Actress Deborah Joy Winans for Single ‘Never On My Own’ "Never On My Own" is a follow-up to Juan Winans' No. 1 Billboard hit, "It Belongs To Me," with his wife, Lisa Winans, ...
Aggressive driving is a contributing factor in half of all crashes in Idaho. Aggressive driving was a factor in more than one-third of all fatality crashes last year. Troopers hope to reduce the number of those crashes by increasing patrols that look for aggressive drivers. âIf you drive, youâve seen aggressive driving. Sadly, many of us know someone whoâs been in a crash due to aggressive driving,â said Lt. Michael Winans with ISPâs District 5 office in Pocatello. âWhether itâs speeding, red light running, or other dangerous behavior, if our enforcement eff...