Magic Valley News

The Orpheum Theatre in Twin Falls will soon be celebrating 100 years of hosting live theater, films and other community gatherings.

People are angry and I fully admit I'm one of them.

Every year that I have been here at least, hand made scarves and hats get tied to the bars of the old singing bridge in Downtown Twin Falls. These are free for those in need.

I can't but wonder how much longer you'll be hearing conservative talk radio.

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is seeking public help with an elk poaching investigation in the Bliss area that happened late last year.

Crews with the Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office and Twin Falls County Search and Rescue worked to retrieve a vehicle that fell into the Salmon Falls Creek Canyon in December killing two people.

I had really just discovered Blu about a year before it closed.

I can see how people can get swept “up in the moment”.

The prevailing legal opinion is the city can’t stop Planned Parenthood.

The Twin Falls Bridal Expo is Friday January 8th and Saturday January 9th.

A Stop the Steal rally was scheduled for Twin Falls.

Maybe it’s because more people are washing hands.

I have been here in Twin Falls almost 5 years and my first full winter in Twin Falls was Snowmagedon. 4 years ago we were in the midst of the snowpocalypse, the worst snow storm the area had seen in about 30 years according to people in the area.

Are you feeling lucky? Well, are ya? Because if you are, both the Mega Millions and Powerball lotteries are over 400 million dollars each. You can't win unless you play right?

I still believe opening the rink was a good idea.

The argument has been ongoing for quite some time.

The Twin Falls Police Department took to social media on Monday (December 4) in an effort to gather information on a person of interest in an open case involving the fraudulent use of a financial transaction card.

A group of horses rounded up last year south of Glenns Ferry will be up for adoption this week during an online adoption event.

A long-time Jerome native has started off 2021 with a little more money in his bank account after he claimed the winning Idaho $1 million Raffle.

Work is set to start this winter on two canal culverts under a highway in Gooding County.