ID ethanol plant aims to reopen as market improves

R & D - Fri Nov 27

A shuttered southern Idaho ethanol refinery could resume fuel production, citing improved market conditions.

Pacific Ethanol plans to reopen Idaho plant

Sacramento Bee Newspaper - Fri Nov 27

Sacramento-based Pacific Ethanol Inc. said this week it plans to resume production at its plant in Burley, Idaho, pending a review in bankruptcy court scheduled for Dec.

Pacific Ethanol could boost production

Sacramento Business Journal - Wed Nov 25

Pacific Ethanol Inc. could resume ethanol production at its 60 million-gallon-a-year facility in Burley, Idaho.

Motions denied in attempted murder case in Burley

KMVT Twin Falls - Tue Nov 24

A Rupert resident charged with attempted murder, two counts of aggravated assault, robbery with a deadly weapon, and grand theft, was in court in Burley for a motions hearing Tuesday.

Burley Landfill Converting Garbage Into Gas

KIFI Idaho Falls - Fri Nov 13

Can you imagine the day that homes are powered by garbage? It may not be too long into the future.

Idaho landfill may get into power business

2NEWS.TV - Wed Nov 11

Officials at Southern Idaho Solid Waste say research is under way to determine if they can install methane-fueled power generators at its Milner Butte Landfill near Burley.

Idaho landfill may get into power business

KTVB.COM - Tue Nov 10

Operators of a landfill near Burley are considering generating power using the methane gas now being emitted from the massive, southern Idaho garbage pile.

Idaho set to change plea in fatal crash case

Today's 6 - Sat Nov 07

Minidoka County Prosecutor Lance Stevenson says a teen charged with felony vehicular manslaughter has reached a plea agreement with his office.

Idaho set to change plea in fatal crash case

Today's 6 - Fri Nov 06

Minidoka County Prosecutor Lance Stevenson says a teen charged with felony vehicular manslaughter has reached a plea agreement with his office.

Idaho county says tighter payment rules needed

Today's 6 - Fri Nov 06

Officials in Cassia County say they want a better way to track community college residency costs.