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Joey Martin

Joey Martin

Verified

Staff Writer, Concordia Sentinel

Alexandria

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Primary beats

u.s. regional

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RetailHigh techDesign and lifestylePlastic WastePolitical NewsSoccerNightlifePrimary EducationThe Facts for RealtorsTechnology CultureOverseas ConflictTechReligionLifestyleCelebrity and pop cultureSkiing and outdoorsFitness

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Verona Schools

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Trade and International News

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Concordia Sentinel

Content

Total articles 10124

  • Who cleans it all up? Keeping Idaho roadways clear of roadkill as animal migrations continue

    By Joey Martin Verified| KIVI-TV (Nampa, ID) Verified TWIN FALLS, Idaho - If you've been traveling through Southern Idaho recently, you might have noticed a lot of roadkill along the way. This increase in animal deaths makes sense, as it is migration season, but who is responsible for cleaning it up? Southern Idaho cities, farms, and roads are situated in the middle of migration paths for many animal species that call Idaho home. Unfortunately, this means that some animals will meet their demise and end up dead on the side of the road.

    By Joey Martin Verified · KIVI-TV (Nampa, ID)

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Economists: Indiana‚Äôs revenue forecast drops by $2 billion

    By Joey Martin Verified| WBTU-FM (Fort Wayne, IN) Verified INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (ADAMS) – Indiana’s projected revenue for the next budget cycle is $2 billion lower than the last forecast by economists. The new outlook was released Wednesday and also shows the 2025 fiscal year is $400 million short. Indiana’s tax revenue is not growing at the rate economists had expected. State Senator Ryan Mishler says everything is on the table for tax increases on alcohol, cigarettes, and gambling. Read more HERE

    By Joey Martin Verified · WBTU-FM (Fort Wayne, IN)

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Decades-old murder solved, ISP Fort Wayne Cold Case Unit identifies killer

    By Joey Martin Verified| WXKE-FM (Fort Wayne, IN) Verified FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – The murder of 26-year-old Phyllis Bailer in Allen County in 1972 has been solved. Indiana State Police say the man who they believe killed her was Fred Lienemann, and he was murdered in Detroit in 1985. The Allen County Prosecutor’s Office says if he was still alive, he would be charged with her murder. Lienemann sexually assaulted and killed Bailer, but left her three-year-old daughter alone.

    By Joey Martin Verified · WXKE-FM (Fort Wayne, IN)

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Concordia Sentinel

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