potholes

Potholes a common issue in Twin Falls and surrounding areas, drivers reminded to report hazards

Just the mention of the word potholes probably makes you think of at least one specific road crater that you hit frequently on your daily drive.

If you aren't careful in certain locations around town you could bend a rim, pop a tire, or bounce your car so hard that everything inside goes flying.

It is officially pothole season in Twin Falls. Due to the ice and water and runoff, more and more potholes are surfacing. If you see random cones down the road that don't make sense there is a good chance it is riddled with holes that can destroy your vehicles.

No question road repair is going to dominate some conversations as a spring thaw approaches.  Idaho is already in need of tens if not hundreds of millions of dollars for road repairs.

O.K., it’s not nearly as impressive as Craters of the Moon but give it some time!

I came across a fascinating idea this morning about paying for the southern border wall.

Twin Falls is a city with a changing landscape.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) The State of Emergency the City of Twin Falls has operated under has ended as weather conditions have improved.

A couple of weeks ago I asked folks listening to Top Story where the worst potholes are.

BOISE, Idaho – The Idaho Transportation Department is reminding drivers to watch for potholes on roads and highways, as winter weather can create the holes and cause them to expand.

Idaho’s Craters-of-the-Moon is growing.  Not at the park, but on roads.

TWIN FALLS, Id. (KMVT / KSVT) Potholes are a yearly problem in the winter time and are even causing some lane closures.