theft

There has been an increase in crime lately, particularly with cars, and the Twin Falls Police are here to help.

In Idaho in 2022, car theft happened 1,779 times. That’s an increase from 2021 of almost 5 percent. Maybe locking your car when it is parked isn’t too much of a hassle after all.

One theft in the Magic Valley has many residents wondering what was the thief doing and why?

A video surfaced recently that you need to lock your doors at all times even if you are a trusting person and don't typically lock them.

Just like professional sports, Idaho crime has a season too.

Theft is the obvious reason certain stores keep certain items in a locked case. When it comes to pleasure toys, do people really make a mad dash for the exit with dildo in hand?

Here are some of the most bizarre and odd things that took place in Twin Falls, the Magic Valley, and the state of Idaho in 2022.

Compared to other states, how does Idaho compare, and should you be worried about identity theft and fraud?

We all will break the law in our life, it is inevitable. Here are some of the most common rules and laws Idahoans break regularly.

There is a hidden gem in Twin Falls. The park is Mary Alice Park and it may be forced to close its gates soon due to vandalism and theft.

Theft is a reoccurring problem in many cities, and Twin Falls is no exception. Dog park etiquette doesn't apply to crooks, and they will take advantage of any opportunity to earn a buck they can.

For many, living in Jerome, Kimberly, Buhl, or other smaller towns is more their style. Here are some of the reasons why it is better to live outside of Twin.

If you have ever wondered what the most and least sinful places to live are, you are in luck. Where does Idaho rank on the list and how do they rank on each sin?

This is completely unacceptable. Maxie's Pizza and Pasta in Kimberly was broken into on Monday and they had to close for lunch yesterday because of it. According to their Facebook page, someone smashed their window sometime Monday night.

In the United States, porch pirate thefts account for an average of $150.00 per victim, according to information shared by finder.com. Furthermore, approximately 15% of Americans have reported falling victim to porch pirates.

Ask to photograph the seller’s driver’s license.

A Florida man will spend time in prison for trying to sell stolen bicycles from several states in Idaho.

The Twin Falls Police Department shared some photos on their Facebook page on two people who walked out of a store without paying for the merchandise. They are asking for the publics help identifying them.

A card collection worth several thousand dollars has put a man behind bars facing multiple felony charges in the Wood River Valley.

A southern Idaho sheriff says thieves made away with copper wire and caused more than $100,000 worth of damages to farm pump-station.