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RIGBY — A sixth-grade girl brought a gun to her middle school, shot and wounded two students and a custodian and then was disarmed by a teacher, authorities said. The three were shot in their extremities during the 9:15 a.m. Thursday incident at Rigby Middle School and are expected to survive, officials said at a Thursday afternoon news conference. All three victims were transported via ambulances to Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center in Idaho Falls following the shooting. “Today we had the worst nightmare a school district could encounter,” Jefferson School District Superin...

Earlene Poole/Jefferson Star People embrace after a school shooting at Rigby Middle School on Thursday, May 6, 2021. Three people were injured. Two children and one adult were taken by ambulance according to a press release. JOHN ROARK/Post Register Rigby Middle School is seen after a school shooting on Thursday, May 6, 2021. Three people were injured. Two children and one adult were taken by ambulance according to a press release. JOHN ROARK | jroark@postregister.com Kids embrace after a school shooting at Rigby Middle School on Thursday, May 6, 2021. Three people were injured. Two children ...

SHARE WHITESBERG, Ky. — All around the state, farmers are working to encourage Kentuckians to help increase maple syrup production in the Commonwealth. In Eastern Kentucky, Seth Long works with his wife to run Southdown Farm, and he said maple syrup production has become one of their passions.  “Now the question everybody asks, "does it hurt the tree?" Well as the maple farmer, I don't want to hurt the tree. That's a long term investment for that little nine inch tree there's probably about 35 years old or so, so you know I don't want to kill my trees,” Long said. Long and his wife sta...

Bakersfield senior living facility receives donated Ipads, veterans can keep in touch with families Posted at 1:36 AM, Jan 23, 2021 and last updated 2021-01-23 04:36:23-05 BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — Since the pandemic, residents at the Parkview Julian Nursing Facility had to wait nearly a week to use the two tablets available here at the facility which helped them connect with friends and family, but now thanks to community donations, they now have more than 15 of them, and the veteran who initially asked for the community's help says they are beyond grateful. "To talk to our families again...