Falls

There are certain times of the year that employees must suffer through, and we are now entering their worst time of the year.

There is now no reason to feel disappointed for missing the chance to bring family to see the falls.

We have so many waterfalls around the area you may not even realize it. The waterfalls will all be flowing by the weekend and there are a ton you can go and visit. Of course, we have Shoshone Falls which are always slightly flowing but they have been turned on higher.

Grandview Drive North in Twin Falls and 1280 Falls Avenue will be closed for construction starting May 3rd through Friday June 11th.

Even though this dangerously slippery patch of pavement is helpfully marked with impossible-to-miss pylons, very few choose to go around it. This is great news for us, because it means we've got an eight-minute-long video of people slipping and falling on ice.

Presidential candidate Mitt Romney was in eastern  Idaho yesterday and was greeted by what is reportedly one of the largest rallies yet on his campaign trail. Several thousand people showed up at the Skyline High School.

If you are looking for something to do this upcoming holiday weekend, you might want to take some time to visit Shoshone Falls.

The Twin Falls Police and Fire Departments have closed the intersection of Falls and Washington Street due to a natural gas leak. For more on this breaking development listen to News Radio 1310 KLIX.

The man blamed for igniting the fire in the Snake River Canyon that burned through the Auger Falls area and threatened several homes along the canyon rim was in court yesterday.

It’s a delicate balancing act…to keep the Snake River from overflowing and yet make room in upstream reservoirs in time for the belated spring runoff.  The result is a spectacular view of Shoshone Falls with over 18,000 cubic feet of water going over it every second.  The spectacle usually only happens in the spring of the year as the Bureau of Reclamation opens gates in upstream reservoirs to mak

What started off about a year ago as a comment after a city council meeting that absolutely no way was the city of Twin Falls looking into a recreation center actually turned into a meeting this week regarding the possibility of a recreation center.

Much of the Twin Falls City Council meeting last night centered around a new manager for the Twin Falls Golf Course and possibly new management for the Twin Falls city swimming pool.