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This past weekend, one of the animals was stolen from the Twin Falls Zoo, and they need your help finding the people who did committed the crime.

With so many locations to hide things, there are certain places to avoid, because burglars are likely to check there first if they break into your home.

In Idaho in 2022, car theft happened 1,779 times. That’s an increase from 2021 of almost 5 percent. Maybe locking your car when it is parked isn’t too much of a hassle after all.

One theft in the Magic Valley has many residents wondering what was the thief doing and why?

Boise police recovered what they say is approximately $1 Million worth of stolen property from a location on West Fairview Avenue on Wednesday.

Not the Dippin' Dots! They concession trailer for Dippin' Dots that could be seen at events around Twin Falls has been stolen. If you see it please contact the Twin Falls Police Department.

Twin Falls Police have posted photos of a woman they'd like to talk to after unwanted charges were made on a lost or stolen wallet.

Unfortunately, the board is probably sitting in some Twin Falls teenager's bedroom right now, with this person having no clue as to the story behind it.

ABERDEEN, Idaho (AP) — Authorities say a stolen pickup was found impaled on 30 feet of guardrail in eastern Idaho, but the driver may have managed to walk away from the crash along a canal.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (PRESS RELEASE) Twin Falls Police Detectives have identified and recovered property believed to be stolen during a recent vehicle burglary.

KEZJ's Boomer reported that a Shetland pony by the name of Patches was stolen from it's Rupert home on Saturday night. An unknown individual attached Patches to their vehicle and dragged him for more than a mile on asphalt. The pony was then dragged down a gravel canal bank, ripping the skin from his body.

I think we have all bought an entire pan of brownies in hopes of helping the PTA. It seems like every week there's another candy sale, or bake sale . . . or illegal Ponzi scheme? According to Philly.com three PTA moms have been arrested for running a Ponzi scheme that earned more than 14 million dollars at Neil Armstrong Elementary School in suburban Los Angeles.