summer

There are many ways to know that summer has arrived in the Magic Valley. You could look at a calendar or you can step outside and melt. Or look at social media.

Our family is averaging about six to 10 Otter Pops a day. The heat is coming Magic Valley.

This summer, prepare to pay at the pump to fuel all your Idaho outdoor toys, such as those dirt bikes and off-road vehicles. The national average for fuel is presently at a six-year high.

I love that there are so many things to do around the area. We have hiking, walking trails, camping spots, fishing, parks, lakes, the Snake River, the list goes on and on. That being said, if I were to try to come up with ways to make Twin Falls summers even better, this is how I would do it. I wish I had the money to open up one of these businesses.

I know, summer time is the most popular time to take the tents and campers out into the wilderness and get away for the weekend. But hear me out, spring time camping is way better in Idaho than summer time camping.

Every summer the Twin Falls School District offers free grab and go lunches. This summer will be no different and the school district has announced where students can find those free meals.

It was really hot over the weekend. We decided to take a laser thermometer and check the temperature of every day things that you would encounter after they have been sitting in the hot summer sun. Spoiler alert: they get really hot.

It has been a strange year and summer, to say the least. Even though it feels like we can't go out and do anything there are still some things you can do before the summer and good temps come to an end.

Sometimes a regular tube float isn't good enough. These 13 floats are crazy for different reasons, but all are good reasons.

If you’re one who doesn’t like the heat – or high electricity bills – you may be interested in the following tips to save money during the months when you’d like to let your AC run non-stop.

A few months ago, we had a little fun trying to figure out how "Old Boise" you were. Were you "Old Boise" enough to remember Roaring Springs Opening Day?

Lucky for you this is Idaho and the adventures and learning opportunities are basically endless. This list will save your brain this summer so print it off and paste it to the fridge in your house.

It’s pretty clear we’ve dealt with a very dry summer and fall doesn’t look wet anytime soon.

If you’re one who doesn’t like the heat – or high electricity bills caused by cooling off your pad – you may be interested in the following cost-saving tips.

You literally just need to chill a bit.

I am the first person to celebrate when the temperature reaches the 80s and 90s and the sun comes out. But, there are so many reasons that summer time sucks to be a woman. Here are a few:

Will you take your kids to see any of the shows this summer?

You know it is summer when your home’s air conditioning unit or fans are on most of the day. But that only means increased electricity bills.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX)- Summer means time off for teens  to find jobs across the Magic Valley as school lets out.

I would like to think there are great summer jobs right here in Twin Falls. According to this list, you will need to move to Boise or Scottsdale if you want a great summer job.