Shoshone

The Drops are in the middle of nowhere to the North West of Shoshone.

Fasten your seatbelts, and get ready for a romp through Idaho's towns and the ex-boyfriends they resemble.

Despite not knowing what the weather will do, there will still be tons of events taking place to help you get out of the house and to enjoy your weekend.

The weather will drop this week, but that doesn't mean you need to miss out on the fun events taking place in Twin Falls and the Magic Valley this weekend.

Here are some of the many events that will be taking place this weekend that you will not want to miss.

Donations of any size will be accepted for your participation.

A car smashed through the store window at Showhone Valley Wide Co-op and shoved a booth, with customers in it, across the floor.

Have you heard the legend that at the Jarbidge Canyon a giant that likes to eat people lives there?

Juveniles in Stolen Van Injured in Crash Near Shoshone

The only way to be bored in Twin Falls this time of year is if your goal is to be bored. Here are some of the events taking place this weekend in the Magic Valley.

They’re talking about a rutted path that can accommodate two tracks.

The Mammoth Cave and more are opening for the season this weekend.

Preliminary work on irrigation systems along U.S. Highway 93/U.S. 26 will get underway in April for a larger repaving project later in the summer between Shoshone and Richfield

On February 23, 1997, near the Lincoln and Gooding County border, two-year-old Ruben Felix disappeared. Over 25 years later and there are still no better answers for the family.

A crash between a Mack truck and sedan in Shoshone sent four people to area hospitals, one by air ambulance Wednesday afternoon

Work on U.S. Highway 93 east of Shoshone will start June 1, on a 12 mile section of roadway.

A dairy owner north of Shoshone will pay a fine, conform to court ordered regulations, and serve probation for a misdemeanor violation of the Clean Water Act.

The Shoshone City Council voted Tuesday evening to dissolve the police department and contract with the Lincoln Sheriff’s Office to provide services.

The Shoshone Police Department made the announcement on their Facebook page that Police Chief Austin Smith will be stepping down from his position. He will remain in position until the transition to a new one can be fulfilled.

One person died at a hospital following a head-on crash with a semi-truck just outside of Shoshone Friday afternoon.