features of the new hospital is that all 186 rooms are private with family accommodations. Twin Falls hosted the 2012 Idaho Republican Party convention, which was expected to create more positive economic activity. China Mountain Wind, LLC in 2011 had proposed to construct a wind farm after the environmental impact is weighed. Twin Falls County was expected to generate $33.4 million in tax revenues. Local schools and services were receive a portion of the tax revenue. The construction of the wind farm was to bring to the area 400-750 full- and part-time jobs during construction and 24-46 new jobs to maintain the facility. Chobani Yogurt Company, in 2012, opened the world's largest yogurt manufacturing plant, providing an additional 300 jobs to the Twin Falls community. Media The Times-News is a local daily morning newspaper based in Twin Falls. Over-the-air television stations include: KMVT (CBS) KSVT-LD (CW) (digital substation) KTID (MyNetworkTV and Mexicanal) (digital substation) KIPT (PBS) KXTF (TCT) KTFT (NBC, semi-satellite of KTVB, Boise) KSAW-LD (ABC, semi-satellite of KIVI-TV, Boise) KYTL Cable television subscribers also receive stations from Boise and Salt Lake City, Utah. A number of radio stations broadcast in the Twin Falls area, including: 88.1 KTFY - The Bridge (Christian Worship Music) 88.9 KEFX - The Effect Radio Network (Modern Christian rock with over 60 stations nationwide) 89.9 KAWZ - CSN International (Biblical teaching with over 400 stations nationwide) 92.7 KTPZ - The Music Monster (Top 40) 95.7 KEZJ - Idaho Country (Country) 96.5 KLIX-FM - Kool Oldies (Oldies) 98.3 KSNQ - The Snake (Classic Rock) 99.1 KXTA - La Perrona (Regional Mexican) 99.9 KZDX - Hot 100 FM (Adult contemporary/Top 40) 102.1 KIRQ - IRock (Modern rock) 103.1 KEDJ - The Edge (Rock) 103.7 KSKI (Modern rock) 103.9 KDKI-LP - (Adult standards/Big band/Jazz) 104.7 KIKX (Adult hits) 106.1 KKMV - Kat Kountry (Country) 106.7 KYUN - Canyon Country (Country) 970 KFTA - Juan 970 (Regional Mexican) 1310 KLIX - News and Talk Transportation Twin Falls is the largest city in Idaho that is not directly on the Interstate Highway System; it is served by several major highways, including U.S. Route 30 and U.S. Route 93. Access to nearby Interstate 84 is across the canyon via the Perrine Bridge (U.S. 93); the junction is about north, in Jerome County. State Highway 74 provides direct access from downtown Twin Falls to southbound locations on U.S. 93, including Hollister and