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Snow, cold and wind doesn’t stop interested anglers in Burley
Magic Valley Fish and Game hosts spring break fishing event to get younger generation interested in the sport. → Read More
Highway 55 reopens to limited traffic after rockslide
A rockslide on State Highway 55 north of Smiths Ferry closed the road for over a week. → Read More
People pack Twin Falls street for St. Patrick’s Day parade
Cars lined up down Main Avenue for the annual parade after it was canceled last year. → Read More
Extra patrols will be on the road for St. Patrick’s Day
Idaho state police has extra enforcement on the roads today in order to prevent alcohol related accidents. → Read More
Gas prices continue to rise even though demand is still low
Gas prices in Idaho and across the country have been rapidly increasing due to a number of factors. → Read More
Idaho Forest Service proposes more prescribed fires to help with fire risk
Increasing controlled fires would help restore natural cycles to the nation forest. → Read More
Twin Falls public library will keep all books by Dr. Seuss on shelves
Twin Falls library will keep all Dr. Seuss books on its shelves. → Read More
Proposal to help salmon return to the Snake River would remove 4 dams in Oregon
Idaho Rep. Mike Simpson unveiled the proposal that would remove four dams in Oregon to help allow salmon and steelhead to return on the Snake River. → Read More
AARP is offering tax help for elderly and low-income individuals
You can bring your information in and drop it off for someone to prepare your return. → Read More
New flight from Twin Falls to Denver set to take off in May
The Twin Falls City Council unanimously approved a transportation service agreement with SkyWest Airlines that establishes nonstop air service between Magic Valley Regional Airport (TWF) and Denver International Airport (DEN) on United Airlines. → Read More
Low COVID-19 rates allow St. Luke’s to permit visitors in hospitals
COVID-19 numbers have dropped enough in the state that they are now allowing non-COVID patients to have one visitor. → Read More
St. Luke’s COVID vaccine appointments fill up in minutes
The COVID-19 vaccine has become available for anyone 65 or older, and the interest was evident as more than 100,000 people tried to set up an appointment on my chart Monday morning. → Read More
Twin Falls teachers receive first dose of COVID-19 vaccine
More Twin Falls School District employees are now vaccinated against COVID-19 thanks to a vaccine clinic at Canyon Ridge High School. → Read More
Ketchum business hopes heavy snow brings skiers and snowboarders
Traffic has been slower on snow covered roads, but that hasn't stopped people from going about their normal business. → Read More
Blaine County winter storm propmpts avalanche warning
The Sawtooth Avalanche Center put out a warning Wednesday night and says that the chances of natural and human caused avalanches are very high. → Read More
Idaho guardsman shares experience in Washington
Hundreds of National Guard soldiers are back in Idaho after assisting with the 59th Presidential Inauguration. → Read More
Idaho National Guardsman describes being stationed in Washington D.C.
Nearly 300 soldiers and airmen were sent from Idaho to the nation’s capital to assist with security for Joe Biden’s presidential inauguration. → Read More
Pomerelle Mountain sees less snow, but more people
Pomerelle Mountain has been open for skiing and snowboarding and has seen a sharp increase in business, but has seen less snow than they typically average so far. → Read More
Bull elk becomes tangled in backyard swing near Ketchum
The family called the Idaho Department of Fish and Game on Monday when they saw that the elk had become stuck to the swing in their back yard. → Read More
Natural disasters in 2020 set new records
2020 was the most active fire season in history across the West. Nearly 1 million acres of land were burned across Idaho, Utah and Nevada, and millions more burned across California and Oregon. → Read More