safety

It's happening too often. People climb over barriers to get good vacation pictures and get badly injured, or worse. After another incident last week, there's a renewed plea for caution on summer vacations.

After three children in Indiana were killed while walking to get onto a school bus in Indiana, Idaho agencies are reminding drivers to be especially attentive around the bright colored vehicles.

Park rangers, as well as officials from the transportation department, will be jointly conducting the checks.

Work will start on a section of Highway 30 just west of Filer to make travel safer in the area.

People wanting to go for a dip or go fishing at the popular Dierkes Lake will have to wait a while longer as city officials determine the cause of a color change that happened before the weekend

Twin Falls County Marine Deputies are out on area waterways making sure the public is safe while recreating. This week marks National Safe Boating Week and many Idaho agencies, including Twin Falls County, are using it as an opportunity to remind people to use safe practices while out on the water.

A Jerome teen is among the winners of the “Battle of the Belts” competition, a campaign to get high schools actively engaged to educate their communities about the importance of wearing seat belts.

There have been approximately 1,500 cases of confirmed measles in the U.S. since 2010, according to a CDC report.

Upon completion of the free class, participants will meet Idaho off-highway vehicle (OHV) requirements.

The road that leads to Shoshone Falls has been closed because of unsafe icy conditions

Idaho health officials are warning residents of the risks associated with high levels of radon gas that can be found in homes.

Many mornings I arrive at work and hear about a robbery or attempted robbery at a local shop and sympathize with the clerks.