Twin Falls News

Southern Idaho health officials expect to see more confirmed cases of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in Twin Falls County as there have been more than one case that resulted in community spread.

Did you feel that? It looks like there was an earthquake that shook Idaho and surrounding states.

The South Central Public Health District confirmed today that a Canyon Ridge High School staff member has tested positive for COVID-19.

Coronavirus is NO reason not to vote

The wild story of Tiger Pete versus the Idaho Department of Agriculture.

Some people have been told they need documentation or a letter just to travel outside their homes to go to work or grocery shopping. Twin Falls Sheriff's Office responded saying that is not true.

Voices Against Violence is in desperate need of donations during this crazy time.

There will be a limited child care service available for essential workers in the Magic Valley through a joint effort of Twin Falls School District #411 and the Boys and Girls Club of the Magic Valley.

These mysterious booms come and go. We want to know if you felt the one that happened Tuesday, March 24th a little after 12:30 p.m. If you did, where do you live?

The Twin Falls School District has finalized their plan to keep educating students and providing meals to those in need.

The Cassia County Sheriff Office warns about a scam of people claiming to be officers and threatening arrest if the victim does not pay fines.

Twin Falls County commissioners signed off on an emergency declaration amid the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic at the same time the Twin Falls City Council made a similar decision.