Suicide prevention

Many different things can lead to depression, and how each handles it is different. When depression becomes severe, suicidal thoughts begin to creep in.

Put the yard work away for another week and attend one of these many events that you won't want to miss this weekend.

This week, many in the Magic Valley took to social media to commend the unknown individual(s) who taped a sign near the Perrine Bridge that read, "You R Needed, You R Loved." It was a beautiful gesture, and every single person who commented on the Facebook post shared earlier in the week was moved by it.

If you struggle during the holidays, this is for you.

In Idaho, 40 percent of adults reported symptoms of depression or anxiety. If you are one of those people, or you know someone or your child is someone, this is for you.

A non-profit organization called Love Yourself is hosting a suicide prevention event at the Perrine Bridge in Twin Falls.

A three-digit hotline dedicated to helping people during a mental health crisis becomes available July 16, in Idaho and across the country

There is a man that is traveling the country and proving there is no such thing as a roadblock when it comes to seeing the country and traveling it.

A local group in Twin Falls will be holding a special event this spring to raise awareness for suicide prevention and will unite the community as well.

The theme around the mental health and suicide prevention event is #HopeHelpsHeal.

Many of Idaho’s middle and high school students, including those at Twin Falls High School, are teaming with adult advisers to fight teen suicide.

A Twin Falls middle school is among 17 schools in Idaho to receive grant money in an effort to help fight teen suicide.

When I first heard about this, I didn't want to believe it. Surely, this is just some hoax that is being spread to build hype for an app. But, from my research, it appears there is an app called "Blue Whale Game" that has really led to teen suicides.

BOISE, Idaho (KLIX) Idahos suicide prevention hotline is now four years old with expanded service featuring an additional number and text feature.

Suicide survivor, Mindy Lynn of Twin Falls shares her story in the hopes of helping others who are contemplating suicide.

State transportation officials say signs with a national suicide prevention hotline number have been posted at a bridge that spans the Snake River near Twin Falls.  A regional director for the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare in south-central Idaho proposed the signs more than a year ago as a way to dissuade people from using the Perrine Bridge to end their lives...