INorthwest Headlines — 1.25.11

A man rides his bicycle to school near  Boise State University this morning in Boise.  Fog and ice greeted morning commuters slowing traffic.   (AP photo, Idaho Statesman/Darin Oswald)

• Zags’ Elias Harris struggles to get untracked in 2010-11 /Jim Meehan, SR
• Mountain West Conference says its not adding teams /Brian Murphy, Statesman
• Group plans rally for anti-discrimination, anti-bullying legislation /Betsy Russell, Eye On Boise
• Woman pleads guilty to stealing $100K from Burley Dairy Queen /Laurie Welch, TFTN
• Teachers union drops lawsuit against Idaho Tax Commission /Ben Botkin, TFTN
• Montana unemployment rate holds steady at 7.2 percent /Associated Press
• Gay marriage amendment wins initial Wyoming vote /Associated Press
• Montana mayor sings state of the city address /Allison Maier, Helena IR
• No plans yet for Evel Knievel truck /Tim Trainor, Butte Standard
• Biz group releases poll that shows support for megaloads /Betsy Russell, Eye On Boise
• Orbusmax Special: Boise police release ‘rumbler’ siren that lets motorists feel when cops are coming here