Police

Idaho State Police recently reported 2 fatal incidents and 1 rollover crash on Idaho roads.

The North Carolina officer was working after hours when he made the rescue just before the truck burst into flames.

There has been an increase in crime lately, particularly with cars, and the Twin Falls Police are here to help.

Police officers seem to be out in full force, hiding and watching Magic Valley residents, and having success pulling many over.

July 5th at Twin Falls City Park, there is a Back the Blue event from 6 PM to 8 PM. There will be food trucks as well as Live Music by Heath Owens and the Heath Clark Band. It’s an opportunity to show appreciation for the service our officers provide.

There have been some pretty serious high-speed chases in Idaho over the years...

You can stand beside the men and women who serve you every day.

The annual Twin Falls Back The Blue Event returns for another year at the Twin Falls City Park.

An event taking place this weekend is a great way to start the holiday weekend, but you better bring your appetite and be ready to have fun.

There is an event that will be taking place this weekend that will give you the opportunity to ask questions about certain career opportunities.

There is a place here in Twin Falls that is perfect for releasing that tension, and you'll have fun doing it as well.

Staff Sergeant Fustos with the Twin Falls Police Department signed off yesterday for his final time and is kicking off his retirement. S/Sgt Ron Fustos served the community of Twin Falls for 26 years.

John Kevin Wilson served the Twin Falls community for years until he retired in March of 2021. There will be a memorial held for Wilson on September 4th. The community can leave condolences through White Reynolds Chapel.

If you have ever wondered what it would be like to be a police officer but didn't want to commit to the training and weren't sure if it was something you wanted to do, now is your chance to find out more about police as a citizen through the Twin Falls Citizen Police Academy.

The Twin Falls Police Department is attempting to gather information regarding the identity of a woman reportedly involved in a May altercation with a juvenile. All persons of interest are innocent until proven guilty.

Police are looking for a robbery suspect that struck a gas station on Washington St and Filer Ave early Thursday morning.

The local Back the Blue rally is Tuesday, May 11th.

The Back The Blue event is a way for the community to support their local law enforcement. The event will be on May 11th from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. at the Twin Falls City Park.

From our staff, and the family of this young boy, once again we want to thank you all for what you did to give Damien a great birthday. What a great day Saturday was

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