Idaho power

Mother Nature is about to crank up the heat in the Gem State and this is why you should get those water bottles out of your car before it's too late.

Idaho Power seeks $99.2 million increase for infrastructure and labor costs, impacting Idaho residents around January 2025.

Idaho Power installs lasers to deter birds and prevent outages

Ask Jennifer Granholm how this feels.

The lower section of Twin Falls Park has been closed so that Idaho Power can do one of the things this park has always needed, they are making the road 2 lanes.

Twin Falls Reservoir is going to drop significantly overnight as Idaho Power will draw down the water level 18 inches below the current level.

While some residents were surprised by the increase in their bills, the increase isn’t a secret or an error. Idaho Power announced that there would be a small increase to customers earlier this year.

Idaho Power is having a contest to see how customers stay cool and save energy in the summer. Contest ends August 21st.

Jerome County is moving forward with plans to build a scenic overlook at Shoshone Falls on the north edge of the Snake River Canyon

There are simple things you can do to save energy and money while staying comfortable this winter.

So if you are looking for ways to keep that power bill down, we have some tips.

Power is out in parts of Twin Falls this morning

A power outage has been reported in the Kimberly and Hansen area impacting more than 1,000 households

The road to Ritter Island along the Snake River will be closed until the middle of March as the power plant in areas is having upgrades done

If you live in the Magic or Wood River valleys you can get free trees from Idaho Power as part of a special program to reduce energy use

A power pole and line is down blocking traffic because of a vehicle crash in Twin Falls

Our upcoming weather forecast in Idaho is dismal. It's going to be hot, and Idaho Power is asking customers to take it down a level with the power consumption.

More than 78,000 rainbow trout will be swimming in the Snake River by November in southern Idaho when Idaho Power finishes stalking the waterway.

Idaho Power still expects visitors to its day use parks to practice social-distancing (six feet or more apart from others), according to the website.

Wednesday afternoon Idaho Power reported that around 2,800 customers were without power as they worked to fix the problem.