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A global pandemic apparently isn't enough to stop the world from enjoying the beauty and activity options around Twin Falls.

When people get bored, you get to see who they really are because that's when we are forced to look for ways to be entertained.

Or the day before. Or maybe a week ago.

It’s unhealthy.

It had been up for well over a week.

Facebook is looking to ease the political fatigue by allowing users to begin blocking political posts from their social media feeds.

I'm guilty of this. I've shared links on social media without reading them.

On Facebook thousands of people have decided to pretend in online groups that there isn't a pandemic happening.

Then they came for the beef, and I did not speak out because my freezer is full.

I have been receiving message after message showing my face asking if I made this video, it's been going on for a few years and is normally when someone's account is hacked.

If you noticed your Facebook account acting funny and not showing you photos or videos, you're not alone. Apparently there is a world-wide glitch going on right now on the popular social media site.

Do you trust Facebook enough to send them nudes? Because in a totally not creepy frat boy way that is what Facebook is suggesting.

Netflix claims it didn’t ask for the access or use it — but records reportedly show they could even read, write, and delete users’ private messages.

While we have a shortage of wise men, you can read here about attempts in Michigan to remove all three.

Some would lately say both are infamous for good reasons!

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says fixing the company's problems will take many years.

It's estimated that as many as 50,000 online predators are seeking out such windows every time you use your computer, according to kidguard.

Americans just might do the work if they were told the EBT card would be revoked if they didn’t get their hands dirty.

The Jerome Police Department just shared their crime stats for May. The numbers were interesting to say the least. To summarize, good news if you're a pet on the loose and bad news if you're a mailbox.

JEROME, Idaho (KLIX) The Jerome Police department is seeking the help of it's Facebook friends to identify a couple they are looking for. The police say Facebook users have been fairly reliable. Check the post below to see if you can help Jerome Police...