Hello, my name is Benito Baeza the news director for News Radio 1310 KLIX-AM. I have been in the broadcast business since 2003 and I’ve been with Townsquare Media since 2012. I got my start at a public radio station near my hometown in New Mexico and my passion for radio grew from there. During my years as a broadcaster I worked for several radio stations and then got roped into doing TV news for about five years. Eventually I came back to where I truly belong, behind a radio microphone. I’ve lived in southern Idaho for more than a decade and don’t regret it one bit. I love being able to drive just ten minutes out of town and be in a semi-remote area or down in a beautiful canyon. Reach me at benitobaeza@townsquaremedia.com or 208-737-6012.
Benito Baeza
Mountain Lion Removed from East Idaho Town
Conservation officers had to remove a mountain lion that made its way into the town Thursday morning in Ammon
Four Buried by Avalanche East of Twin Falls Near Pomerelle
Four people were buried by an avalanche earlier this week near the Pomerelle ski area
Funds Approved to Repair Water Main Damage to Shoshone
Funds were approved this week to fix damage to a Twin Falls street caused by a major water main break in 2021.
Idaho Men Sentenced on Fentanyl Related Charges
Two Idaho men have been sent to prison in separate cases involving the narcotic fentanyl
Twin Falls’ Artificial Ice Rink Donated to Rupert
The artificial skating rink once used in Twin Falls is now headed to the City of Rupert
Weippe Man Killed in Single-vehicle Crash on U.S. 95
One person was killed and another injured in a single-vehicle crash on U.S. Highway 95 near Lewiston on Tuesday
Soldier Ski Area Extends Season Two More Saturdays
Skiers and snowboarders will get to hit the slopes of Soldier Mountain for a couple more weekends this spring thanks to an abundance of snow
Mountain Lions in Hailey Neighborhood Removed and Euthanized
Two mountain lions were removed and euthanized from a Hailey neighborhood out of concern for public safety as the animals became too accustomed to being in town
Search for Missing Idaho Snowmobiler Paused Due to Dangers
Crews paused search efforts more than a week ago for a missing U.S. Forest Service employee in Boise County after he failed to return from a snowmobile ride
Twin Falls County Makes Traffic Stop, More Than a Million Dollars Worth of Drugs Found
A Mexican man is facing multiple drug charges following a weekend traffic stop in Twin Falls that allegedly found over a million dollars worth of drugs
Patients and Visitors to St. Luke’s Hospitals Will Need ID Badge
Patients and visitors to St. Luke's Health System hospitals will need to have a guest photo ID badge made
Snowmobiler Caught in Avalanche on Boise National Forest
Authorities say a snowmobiler was killed in an avalanche Wednesday in the Boise National Forest