twin falls news

If your vehicle was in the gallery, we aren’t mad at you. What we are is disappointed.

Find out how the Magic Valley Metropolitan Planning Organization is working to improve transportation in Twin Falls and beyond.

Residents along Filer Ave. E should expect a road closure from March 25th for approximately one week due to the ongoing Hankins Pressure Zone Project.

Idaho homeowners benefit from House Bill 292 with refunds and future tax relief in the works.

The City of Twin Falls will have Eastbound Addison Avenue near Dover Lane closed on Thursday, February 1th. Drivers are advised to avoid the area and plan alternate routes.

City of Twin Falls seeks art submissions for electrical box vinyl wraps.

Twin Falls City encourages drivers to be mindful of workers and be aware there are increased fines in work zones.

Construction is underway on a 2-story 70 thousand-square-foot addition to Twin Falls' judicial annex

Police have yet to release much information about the homicide, but a Public Safety News Report on the City of Twin Falls website seems to imply that they have been able to get more helpful information.

Anyone with information on the location of Mi'Quavis is asked to contact the Twin Falls Police Department.

A man was killed outside his home Thursday morning in Twin Falls after confronting a trespasser who had entered the homeowners' vehicle.

Wednesday night in Twin Falls, police reported a fight and at least one gunshot in the parking lot of Target on Blue Lakes. One person was injured and sent to the hospital.

The solar eclipse is happening on October 14th, 2023, and will be an Annular Solar Eclipse.

For those who are oblivious or don’t care, let me remind you that there are only 2 intersections on Main Ave where traffic stops in all directions.

The intersection of Hansen Street and Main Avenue in Downtown Twin Falls near the splash pad and City Offices will become an all-way stop on Thursday, October 5th.

The next 3 weeks may be more of a challenge for waterfall-viewing enthusiasts. Not even overlooks are impervious to the dreaded CONSTRUCTION.

Just because Labor Day is over now and school is back in session, doesn’t mean Idaho roads are any less dangerous. If anything, this last week has been worse than any week during the 100 Deadliest Days of Summer.

The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for some Southern Idaho counties starting today and lasting through the weekend.

The City of Twin Falls just made a new announcement that the splash pad by the First Federal Park will be closed again until further notice for maintenance.

There’s good news and there’s bad news when it comes to the free splash pads in Twin Falls.