summer

Southern Idaho weather always surprises me. Always! On Friday I was wearing my winter coat and boots and on Thursday it's predicated to be almost 80. Over the weekend I was discussing summer outfits with a friend of mine. I know, thrilling...

The 2016 State Summer Games for the Special Olympics is being planned for Twin Falls in the summer of 2016. The event will draw an estimated 1,200 athletes from 30 teams to Twin Falls. 350 spectators are also estimated to attend the event.

It was truly a joy to see all of your pets chillaxing in the Valley View Veterinary Clinic Hot Dogs & Cool Cats Pet Photo Contest, but only one could win, and we let you decide. Find out who won!

It's times like these that I wish I had a parenting book. It's the end of summer break, my kids are tired from all their summer activities and I am running out of things to keep them busy.

The entries are in and the Top 10 photos have been selected in the Valley View Veterinary Clinic Hot Dogs & Cool Cats Photo Contest. It's time for you to vote!

Some people might argue that if you NEVER go on vacation you are an amazing employee. Others may argue that taking a few vacations a year is necessary to be a good employee.

It has begun! I received my first "Back To School" flier yesterday in the mail. I was surprised to see the flier as it feels like summer just started.

Every year when temperatures rise we see countless stories about dogs dying because they are left trapped in hot cars. Ketchum is trying to pass a new ordinance to help those animals.

Summer is upon us and the Weather Service predicts highs hitting 103 by Saturday (Jun 27). According to the American Red Cross, approximately 400 Americans lose their lives due to summer's blazing heat. Here are the top 5 hot weather safety tips that will keep you cool, safe, and potentially save your life this summer...

With temperatures reaching over 90 degrees in the Magic Valley it is time to be aware of home much your kids are in the sun and how much water they are really drinking.

Thanks to your help, we came up with a list of five (nearly) free things you can do around the Twin Falls area this summer. Comment and let us know if there's more to add to the list.

It isn't even officially summer until next Sunday and there have already been at least 3 deaths from people being in hot cars. This has to stop.

Summer is upon us and temperatures are already soaring into the 90's. According to the American Red Cross, approximately 400 Americans lose their lives due to summer's blazing heat. Here are the top 5 hot weather safety tips that will keep you cool, safe, and potentially save your life this summer...

If your kids aren't out of school yet, they will be soon. Like most mothers, I am excited to spend time with my kids this summer but, I am also worried they will get bored! Summer camps are a must for my kids.

I realize some people won't talk to you if they see that you are wearing flip flops because they HATE them. However, there are a lot of people that love flip flops and practically live in them from March to November. According to Health.com, there are a few times that you should not be wearing flip-flops. 1. Don't walk your dog in flip-flops.  A study in 2009 found 18,000 different types of bacter

Temperatures heated up very quickly over the weekend. As temperatures rise there are a few things we all need to remember. Here are some quick safety tips to remember for Idaho's hot summer months:

75 degree weather means it is officially flip-flop season. Some people love flip-flops while others can't stand them. Those that love flip flops seem to wear them everywhere. Even to work.

The Summer heat is winding down a bit and we haven't heard about a child or pet death in a hot car for a while - which is great news. But that doesn't mean we are in the clear because the moment we let our guard down it cold happen again.

There have been far too many stories in the news this summer about parents leaving their kids in the car while they go in and shop. This is not okay! We all know that a quick trip in the store can end up being much more than that.

An ongoing investigation by the Food and Drug Administration has prompted Consumer Reports to urge parents not to use spray-on sunscreen on or near children.