Mad Cow in E. Idaho Schools? (KIDK TV Idaho Falls) Many Eastern Idaho School Districts are keeping some beef off the lunch tables, until the government says if it's tainted. Worst cast scenario: it could be Mad Cow Disease. Channel Three Eyewitness News reporter Abbey Gibb joins us with more. [News Source]

Starting Pitcher preview (The Sporting News via Yahoo! News) Despite his move to New York and the National, it no longer is a given that Johan Santana will be snatched up in the first round -- or that he even will be the first starting pitcher drafted. [News Source]

Beef could soon return to lunch menu. Schools could find out as soon as today whether beef is allowed back on student lunch menus following a national scare in which beef from cows linked to mad-cow disease could have entered the food supply. [News Source]

Sports: Leading the Pac (Stanford Daily) The Cardinal’s 20th victory earned it a tie with UCLA atop the Pac-10, but there were few style points in the process, save for a 15-0 run to close the first half. [News Source]

Park elk overpopulation stirs debate (Casper Star-Tribune) MEDORA, N.D. -- The number of elk roaming the nation's parks is booming, and that's bad news for them. [News Source]

Beef could soon return to lunch menu (The San Francisco Examiner) Schools could find out as soon as today whether beef is allowed back on student lunch menus following a national scare in which beef from cows linked to mad-cow disease could have entered the food supply. [News Source]