While these signs should usually be obeyed, sometimes it is legal to ignore them, and in Twin Falls there are a few you may not know you don't have to obey.
There is one particular place that is more dangerous than the rest during the holiday season in Idaho, and you can't avoid it, no matter how hard you try.
A new debate has sprung up at work and home about walkers, joggers, and bicyclists allowed along Canyon Springs Road, the steep grade taken to get to Centennial Park on the Snake River. Are people breaking the law when they are walking this steep grade?
Loud music, annoying kids, too much junk and garbage, nasty attitudes, too nosey, too talkative, and other tendencies usually factor in. One of the things that really drove me nuts about a former neighbor had to do with the cars his friends drove, and not so much the neighbor himself.
What would you do? What would you do if you have a child that opens their door, and dings the car next to you, to find out the owner is in the car and sees it all?
I don't know the story behind these parking fails. Maybe they are a new driver, in a hurry, driving a new car and not used to the size of it, or maybe they just don't care.
There will be a back in parking demonstration today in downtown Twin Falls from 4:00pm to 6:00pm. The demonstration will be conducted by the Twin Falls Urban Renewal Agency.
This may seem like a silly question, but where should you park in Twin Falls during Western Days? There are events going on all weekend, and parking will be at a premium. Here are a few helpful and handy hints to get you and your wheels safely through Western Days 2014.
(KLIX)-Now you can get Twin Falls downtown parking meters for half the price. The city dropped the price earlier in the week to the many parking meters taken down over the summer. The hope is to clear out the remaining inventory. You can get a single mechanical meter for $100, or a double head for $60 each...
(KLIX)- On Monday Twin Falls City Council decided to do away with the down town parking meters. On Tuesday the city began to shut down all meters and empty all the change. Anyone who went shopping down town found all the meters covered with bags...