Shoshone Falls

Milner Dam will release more water, increasing to 1,500 cubic feet per second (cfs) on June 15th bumping to 3,000 cfs on the 16th. This increase in flow will keep up until July 11th.

That doesn't happen east of the great river or in California.

There are plenty of events to get you out of the house to enjoy your time off work, without getting bored or staying home.

Featured as one of the best, can’t-miss attractions for your bucket list by The Travel and many other publications, Shoshone Falls is yet again at the top...

Sometimes it can be disappointing and other times it can be beautiful, but this year it should also be on the dangerous side, but it may be worth it.

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

This is like saying Chubbuck is the coolest place in Idaho.

One person had to be rescued early Saturday morning near Twin Falls when their vehicle went off a curve and into the Snake River Canyon

But wait, there's more!

I enjoy watching the tourists take selfies at the visitor center and at Shoshone Falls.

A 55-year-old Magic Valley woman died Saturday afternoon when her SUV went off the road on the Shoshone Falls Grade

For a quick getaway to enjoy an afternoon kayaking, here are some of the best locations nearby you may or may not know about.

First responders don’t have a choice.

Rest in the winter, because now is time to get out, enjoy the fresh air, and have fun at all the events taking place around Twin Falls and the Magic Valley.

If you travel from another state, or another country, to see the waterfalls, you want to come when they are roaring at full capacity. That time is not right now.

Multiple agencies responded to the Snake River Canyon near Shoshone Falls Friday night for an ice climber that had fallen

For a small city we’ve tremendous choice.

Then I create an online album and share with friends across the country.

Let me say you can clearly live vicariously through Idaho by Drone.

Here’s a question. Are the tourists welcome?