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The holidays are quickly approaching and before you know it, your calendar will be full of Christmas parties. These occasions usually involve alcohol.

According to the National Institutes of Health, many people turned to drinking alcohol to escape from the feelings they were experiencing during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The driver of a motorcycle involved in an accident more than a week ago in Post Falls has now succumbed to his injuries at a local hospital.

While that would usually damper some weekend plans, this weekend the colder weather and snow may make a certain event a tad bit better.

I'd be lying if I said I've never spent half my lunch break standing in line staring at bottles of liquid courage. In fact, the Twin Falls lunch-hour liquor rush can be downright jaw-dropping some days.

With all the wild incidents and things taking place, it is fair to say that Twin Falls is headed to hell right now, and here are some of the reasons why.

A Twin Falls city commission approved a special use permit earlier this week for a proposed "adult arcade" to serve alcohol.

Thanks to the delivery app DoorDash, Idahoans can now get their favorite booze delivered straight to their door. It can be from restaurants or even grocery stores. Whatever you want, as long as you are willing to pay for it, you can get it delivered.

A Jerome man was flown to a Pocatello hospital Saturday afternoon after his vehicle sideswiped another on Interstate 86 in what authorities believe was an alcohol involved wreck

The pandemic also created a few challenges.

This sounds incredibly strange but not so strange it is unbelievable. Teens are using masks and dressing up like the elderly to purchase alcohol without getting carded.

Blaine County Sheriff's Office wants people to be aware of the dangers of mixing alcohol and boating.