Magic Valley

The opening of a new section of the Canyon Rim Trail will be celebrated on Tuesday.

Elementary students across Idaho, including those in the Magic Valley, are invited to submit their renditions of holiday cards to the Idaho State Department of Education.

A Twin Falls man has been found guilty of sexually exploiting a child, a crime that carries a mandatory penalty of life in prison.

Construction work that is slated to take place at the end of the month is expected to cause traffic delays at a bridge on U.S. Highway 30 near Banbury Hot Springs.

A couple of Magic Valley schools are among those that have been chosen to receive part of a more than $125,000 federal grant to improve their nutrition programs.

The health advisory at Salmon Falls Creek Reservoir, which has been in place since this summer, has been lifted.

Authorities in Jerome County said Friday that one person died after crashing a vehicle into a canal on Monday.

It’s that time of year again that upland game hunters have been waiting for: pheasant hunting opens this Saturday in the Magic Valley.

Police have identified the man who led law officers on a high-speed chase on Tuesday, afternoon through parts of the Magic Valley, which ended with officers fatally shooting the suspect.

Expected cooler temperatures have prompted the local health district in the Magic Valley to encourage people to get the flu vaccination as soon as possible.

Public comment is being sought on a draft wastewater reuse permit in Cassia County.

The Idaho Transportation Department is letting people know that stop signs will be replaced with yield signs at many railroad crossings across the state between now and the end of the year.

Hagerman High School earlier this summer was awarded with a $25,000 grant to help with its STEM curriculum, and today, Friday, the school will be presented with the check.

Unlike some years, big game animals will likely be widely dispersed this autumn in the Magic Valley region for fall’s upcoming hunts, according to wildlife officials.

The Idaho Department of Labor is implementing a new service model in the Magic and Wood River valleys.

It’s a few years out, but come 2024 the Idaho Transportation Department plans to rebuild the interchange at Interstate 84 and State Highway 50.

A southern Idaho jail built to hold 194 is currently housing about 279 inmates, some crowded into an old trailer, others forced to sleep in plastic boat-shaped containers lining the walls.

Authorities in southern Idaho are asking for the public’s help locating a Magic Valley man.

Local education and community-based organizations are among those that may apply for five-year grants to operate after-school programs.

In advisories such as this one, people should not use city water unless it is boiled – that means from brushing your teeth to cooking and drinking.