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With how much snow came through last month though, many took advantage of it and decided to have a little fun and make some creative things out of ice and snow.

The concern of flooding and runoff from the melting snow is valid, but it might not be the biggest concern you should have over the next few days.

While there are other means than shoveling, there is one way to clear it that is better than the rest and will save you time and energy.

During these bad storms is a great chance to encourage these young drivers to get behind the wheel and drive on the ice and snow.

As closures come in, the list below will be updated, but currently, here are the schools closed for Monday, January 15.

Here are some of the businesses in the Magic Valley that are closed this Friday.

Is the timing of traffic lights at a local intersection ignoring the challenges of winter weather?

While winter can be hit and miss in the Gem State, there is one part of the season that makes Idaho unbearable during the winter and is the true enemy.

When it comes to driving on snow and ice in the Magic Valley, what is the best advice to follow and what are the safest ways to make it to your destination?

Having a kit in your car in case of being snowed in, sliding off the road, or getting stuck at some point this winter.

Sometimes it can be disappointing and other times it can be beautiful, but this year it should also be on the dangerous side, but it may be worth it.

Here are some reasons why the mountains of Idaho are the worst and the problems with them that nobody wants to admit.

It is the way a neighbor is supposed to be, but lately, the towns around Twin Falls, have not been playing nice, and have been downright selfish lately.

While many dread these days of the year, it can be a great chance to create some memories, laughs, and potentially money as well.

What would you do if you have an important meeting, or an appointment you can't miss, but find that the snow or ice is keeping you from getting where you need to be?

The Twin Falls Sheriff's Office sent out their yearly reminder to scrape off your car windows completely for safety reasons and to guarantee you won't face a fine. We haven't had a big frost morning yet, we are just starting to see the coating. So get in the habit now.

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

With so much doom and gloom in the world the last few years, it makes one question, is the end of the world fast approaching?

The Cassia County Sheriff's Office is asking people to stay off river ice out of concern for the public's safety.

Make sure to take your time each morning to scrape your windshield before getting behind the wheel.