Centennial Park

Instead of sitting at home in front of the AC, try going to these places to cool off during the hot summer days in the Magic Valley.

Everyone seems to be recording videos and taking pictures at all times, but what happens when those camera lenses are directed toward your children in public?

In a coordinated response, Twin Falls County Sheriff's Deputies successfully recovered the body of a man who drowned in the Snake River on Monday afternoon.

With summer approaching, Twin Falls Sheriffs Office is reminding park visitors to park in designated areas to avoid fines and potential towing.

This is a critical issue.

While it is inevitable and the next few weeks could be miserable with heat, try cooling off by going to these places and doing these activities.

Boats vs kayaks has been an issue for as long as I can remember. Who's right, who's wrong, and who needs to get out of the way?

Anyone who visits the Centennial Waterfront Park in the Snake River Canyon during the late spring and summer knows that it’s a popular place.

If you’re on the water, have a life vest.

Signs are an interesting thing. You see them all over the place when you are looking but if you aren't looking you can easily miss them.

Here are the events taking place around Twin Falls this weekend, and even one in Boise.

The Snake, Paddle, and Roll kayak racing event will happen on Saturday, August 27th at Centennial Waterfront Park.

There will be complaints.

For a quick getaway to enjoy an afternoon kayaking, here are some of the best locations nearby you may or may not know about.

People simply can’t afford the trip.

While it is no way encouraged to go out and do so, there are plenty of places around town where you may find a car rocking.

During the winter there are massive icicles, or the kids called them frozen waterfalls, all along the wall. The ice is beautiful and extremely dangerous.

For a small city we’ve tremendous choice.

And the crowds are only going to increase.

You should stay away from Centennial.