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What to know about expanded work requirements about to kick in for SNAP">What to know about expanded work requirements about to kick in for SNAP
SNAP food benefits are flowing again after a pause during the federal government shutdown
One vote separates candidates in Salmon City Council Race; Recount set for Thursday">One vote separates candidates in Salmon City Council Race; Recount set for Thursday
SALMON, Idaho (KIFI) – Lemhi County election clerks will conduct a recount in a race where only one vote separated the winner.
According to the Lemhi County Clerk’s office, the Attorney General’s office ordered a recount of the Salmon City Council race after candidate Margaret Glodowski filed a petition.
Glodowski was one of five candidates running for one of the three open positions. She lost by one vote to Debbie Bielby. The vote was 342 to 341 in Bielby’s favor.
Bob Overacker and Marti Bryant won the other two seats. Steve Fisher came in last with 336 votes, 5 votes behind Glodowski.
The recount is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. on Thursday, November 20, 2025, at the Brooklyn Annex.
How the recount will work
The County Clerk’s office said the recount will be conducted in plain view of the candidates and their representatives. The recount is also open to the public to watch.
They will start with a testing phase where a random sample of ballots is manually tallied and compared with the results from the electronic tabulating system. The sample size will be either 100 ballots or 5% of the ballots for the office, whichever is larger.
If the comparison shows that the electronic system is accurate, the remaining ballots will be recounted using the automated system. If the system is found to be inaccurate, the remaining ballots will be recounted by hand.
The Attorney General’s office is the final authority on any questions that may arise during the recount.
Grand Jury indicts man with Idaho Falls murder, four others charged with conspiracy">Grand Jury indicts man with Idaho Falls murder, four others charged with conspiracy
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) — A Bonneville County Grand Jury has returned indictments in connection with a deadly shooting that occurred earlier this year north of Idaho Falls last June.
On Monday, an indictment was unsealed charging Eric Christopher Alvarado, 35, with one count of first-degree murder. Alvarado was served with an arrest warrant in Nebraska, where he is currently incarcerated.
Four other individuals were also indicted by a Grand Jury for accessory, withholding knowledge and conspiracy.
They include:
- Brittnie Lynn Schennum, 33, of Idaho Falls
- Megan Lynne Paz Warrick, 35, of Idaho Falls
- Jonathan Terry Warrick, 31, of Idaho Falls
- Jarrod Thomas Sisneros, 30, of North Fork, Idaho
Court records show they were indicted by a Grand Jury last week.
The Bonneville County Sheriff deputies were called to West Snake River Boat Ramp at 9924 North River Road on the morning of June 23, 2025. They found 34-year-old Daniel Leary was shot near the boat ramp. He was taken to the hospital, where he died from his injuries.
Arraignment hearings have been scheduled for November 24th. The evidence presented to the Grand Jury is still sealed.