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CSI program aims to address teacher shortage
A program at the College of Southern Idaho is working to address Idaho’s current teacher shortage. That is the topic of this week’s From Learning to Leading. → Read More
Hansen mayor explains city’s preparedness for growth
A multimillion-dollar investment moving into Hansen has some people wondering if the city’s current infrastructure can handle it. KMVT is putting your first to explain if the city is ready for this kind of growth and how Hansen residents are reacting to it. → Read More
Cosmetic manufacturer investing $3M, bringing 50 plus jobs to Hansen
A large investment and more than 50 high-wage jobs are coming to Twin Falls County. Putting you first KMVT is explaining how a skincare manufacturer is finding a home and how they are planning to integrate themselves into the Magic Valley Community. → Read More
The fate of the Burley Municipal Airport continues to be uncertain
The fate of the Burley Municipal Airport continues to hang in the balance. For years the airport has been fighting to come up with a way to move forward. → Read More
Name of snowmobiler killed in Elko County avalanche released
The name of a snowmobiler killed Saturday in an avalanche in Elko County has been released. → Read More
Sawtooth Avalanche Center reports record pace of U.S. avalanche deaths
The Sawtooth Avalanche Center is reporting a record pace of U.S. avalanche deaths this winter. → Read More
Blood donors needed following severe weather across U.S.
Record-breaking cold and winter storms in the U.S. Have forced the cancellation of thousands of blood donations. KMVT is putting first to explain how the Magic Valley can take part in providing lifesaving blood donations. → Read More
Sun Valley art exhibit displays women’s suffrage history
The latest exhibit at the Sun Valley Museum of Art is displaying work looking back at women’s suffrage history → Read More
Hiker rescue operation shows teamwork among Magic Valley entities
A rescue operation was underway earlier this week, following a hiker stuck in the canyon in the Devils Corral area. → Read More
Snowmobiler killed in avalanche Northwest of Ketchum
A snowmobiler has been killed in an avalanche Northwest of Ketchum. → Read More
New Arcade bringing entertainment to Mini-Cassia area
A new form of entertainment is coming to the city of Burley. → Read More
Twin Falls middle school students learn science by creating podcasts
Students in the Twin Falls School District are learning about energy through the modern-day trend of podcasting. → Read More
Shoshone dissolves police department
The city of Shoshone has voted to dissolve the Shoshone Police Department and contract with the Lincoln county sheriff’s office for policing services. → Read More
Update: Lincoln County Sheriff talks about Shoshone Police Department being dissolved
The city of Shoshone has voted to dissolve the Shoshone Police Department and contract with the Lincoln county sheriff’s office for policing services. → Read More
Jerome School District superintendent planning retirement
The Jerome School District superintendent Dale Lane is planning to retire this year after 30 years of work within the district. → Read More
Hagerman becomes Second Amendment sanctuary city
The city Hagerman declared themselves a Second Amendment sanctuary city last week. → Read More
Mini-Cassia Cadaver dog fundraising for training
A Mini-Cassia cadaver dog and her handler are raising money for new training in order to further support law enforcement agencies in human-remains detection. → Read More
Law enforcement agencies focusing on aggressive driving
Aggressive driving is a contributing factor to half of all crashes in Idaho, and in 2020 it was a factor in 78 fatal crashes. Putting you first KMVT is investigating how Idaho law enforcement agencies are planning to combat aggressive driving and potentially save lives on Idaho’s roads. → Read More
Citizens respond in support of Gooding’s 2nd Amendment resolution
The Gooding City Council has declared Gooding as a Second Amendment sanctuary city, and they said citizens are responding with overwhelming support. → Read More
Twin Falls eatery takes on food delivery
A Twin Falls restaurant and bar is taking control of their own delivery. As they say, 3rd party delivery apps do very little to help support small businesses. → Read More