Twin Falls News

The Jerome Animal Shelter is hosting an adoption event on Saturday January 23rd.

For high school athletes across the country, their sports seasons were either cut short or didn't happen at all. Subway and NFL Superstars have joined together to help those athletes get closer to their athletic dreams and goals.

Fire crews responded to a garbage trailer fire at the Twin Falls Transfer Station Thursday afternoon.

This week there has been a couple of different avalanche warnings expressed by the Sawtooth Avalanche Center in Ketchum. Several of avalanches occurred this week and a specialist breaks it down, and shows some awesome photos.

Maybe you have the drive and desire to learn karate? Put that drive into action and enroll in the upcoming karate classes at CSI.

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.

There have been lots of things cancelled due to the COVID 19 pandemic but fortunately, here is one event that isn't going to get cancelled. The 9th annual Martini Tasting Masquerade Ball is happening in Twin Falls.

Governor Little broke no laws.

There aren't many places in Twin Falls where you can live but not feel like your neighbors are always up in your business.

It is with a sad heart we have to make the announcement that the Home and Garden Show in Twin Falls is officially cancelled due to the COVID 19 pandemic. This is the first time for as long as I can remember that the show will not happen.

Moving to Twin falls for a job and because of the affordability is a smart move. The fact that Twin Falls is also an amazing place to live is an added bonus.

It sounds a little morbid, but going to visit famous people's graves is kind of amazing. There are some pretty famous people buried in Idaho. We have a list of some of them that you definitely want to see.