Heat

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.

While many in the area will complain about the summer heat, perhaps you should stop complaining and enjoy one of the most fun times of the year instead.

Using coal and slave labor.

There is one killer that is creeping around this time of year, but the victims are often our pets instead of humans and they need help to not meet a tragic fate.

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.

With the heat arriving around the corner, when is the proper time to shut the windows for good, and when is the right time to leave them open to save some money?

Here are some of the most bizarre and odd things that took place in Twin Falls, the Magic Valley, and the state of Idaho in 2022.

Despite some changes, for better or for worse, the fair did what it was meant to do and that was entertain the people of the Magic Valley, but was it a true success?

With all the wild incidents and things taking place, it is fair to say that Twin Falls is headed to hell right now, and here are some of the reasons why.

When it comes to complaining about the seasons, which is worse?

There are a few things you need to keep in mind with the heat heading our way.

Over the weekend, a black bear was discovered in a man's car dead, after getting locked in the car.

The electric bill will be high as heaters are on high frequently, but there are some alternative ways to stay warm this winter.

That feeling you have been having lately when you walk out of the house and try to mow your lawn or enjoy some summer fun, the excessive sweating, feeling like your melting sensation, yep, that is the Excessive Heat Warning. It will be in effect until at least Wednesday with another warning expected by the end of the week.

It has been a fairly mild summer I would say. But coming right for us is triple digit heat. Be ready for excessive heat and the dangers that can come with it.

Or better yet, abusers shouldn’t own animals.

Authorities are investigating a possible case of neglect after several houses died in western Idaho as temperatures hit near triple digits this week.

If you’re one who doesn’t like the heat – or high electricity bills caused by cooling off your pad – you may be interested in the following cost-saving tips.

Humane Society officers used an infrared thermometer to determine the temperature inside the truck, which can be seen on the video posted to the society's Facebook page.

If you love your pets why do you want to cook them?