Newsletter

One of the best things about a county fair are the rides, but I often hear a lot of people wondering about how safe they are. We looked into some statistics and what we found might surprise you.

The first official day of school for Twin Falls schools is August 18th, 2016. Here's your handy list of school supplies for Twin Falls area schools.

Here's a list of 2016/2017 school supplies for Magic Valley elementary schools

It's time to celebrate America! With less than two weeks until we celebrate our independence, there are loads of plans you can make now to ensure a fun and safe 4th of July.

It isn't very often that we get to see the full flow of the waters going over the Shoshone Falls. In fact, I don't think we ever get to see The Falls like this anymore.

Dads do a bunch of free labor around the house, and save their families tens of thousands of dollars a year. Translation: Don't just buy him a tie or socks this year. Dad works hard so get him something good.

The 34th annual Western Days Parade is set for 9 am on Saturday (June 4). It's one of Twin Falls' best annual parades, but also brings with it many closed roads both before and after the parade. We have your complete list.

Idaho is full of great places to play on and in the water so making a 'best of' list is really hard and definitely open to argument!

Last week, something happened that many Twin Falls residents thought wasn't possible. The Grand Vu Drive-In was actually torn down and is now an empty lot.

Last year the First Federal Park opened over by the Sunway Soccer fields and since then we have been there playing at least once a month. And the entire time there has been a little fenced in area right next to it. Finally that fence is coming down and the splash park is opening!

If you have ever traveled from one state to another, you have most likely noticed that things just don't cost the same in other states. From gas prices to food, the prices are all over the place across the country.

A newborn baby bison is dead after Yellowstone National Park visitors put it in their vehicle because they were concerned for the animal.