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There hasn’t been much of a need for studded snow tires in Idaho for a while now, but if you do have them on your vehicle, you are officially breaking the law.

Twin Falls is taking action on a neglected building downtown. Find out why this public nuisance is finally facing demolition at the owner's expense.

Idaho's law enforcement hits hard, sentencing eleven for fentanyl trafficking. Discover how this crackdown is making streets safer for everyone.

Discover how Twin Falls is blooming with art! The TFPAC's initiative is transforming public spaces with vibrant murals and creative electrical box wraps.

The Shoshone Grade Reconstruction Project began in October of 2024, and the City of Twin Falls has now sent out an update on when the road and park access will reopen.

Starting April 1, 2025, USPS will implement new mail delivery standards, improving service for First-Class Mail and more.

When do you need to change those clocks and spring them forward to make sure you make it on time to work and all your appointments?

Is drug trafficking a family affair? The Aviles Pacheco family's troubling pattern continues with yet another member sentenced in Idaho.

In some cases, it isn’t that we use the wrong word but that others think the word means something else or that we could have used a better word.

Fatal crash on US91 in Idaho leaves one dead after chain reaction collision at Legacy Drive intersection.

We love the meaning of the word and we love the controversy it causes when we use it and someone doesn’t agree with our usage.

Idaho's weather forecast spells out a mix of freezing temperatures, rain, and snow as Thanksgiving nears. Take advantage of the last days of warmth before the chill sets in.

Was the loud boom in Magic Valley really from a plane? Explore the intriguing speculations and conspiracy theories circulating among residents.

Here's what Twin Falls residents are saying about the noise.

Conspiracy theories abound in the Gem State about Bigfoot, odd sights in the sky, and the seemingly inexplainable booms that are only heard by certain people.

Before the Downtown Twin Falls rejuvenation, Main Street looked like a forest. Both sides of the street were lined with lush, green, towering trees.

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.