After we left the park, we drove over to the In-N-Out location at 1965 Blue Lakes Boulevard North.

It's been just a couple of days since Twin Falls suffered one of the worst mass shootings in America in quite some time, with 10 total victims of physical violence and many more trying to deal with the aftermath emotionally.

When the evening weather is as nice as it has been in the Magic Valley lately, it's hard to be indoors, but one local businesses is combining film and fresh air and offering rooftop movies for the next few weeks.

Many Twin Falls store employees returned to their shifts this morning for the first time since Saturday afternoon's mass shooting along Blue Lakes Boulevard North.

While this past weekend was overshadowed by the awful reality of what happened Saturday in Twin Falls, for fans of the 'season of the witch,' the city welcomed the opening of the Spirit Halloween store in a familiar location.

An In-N-Out Burger employee was one of the victims who died in the August 1 mass shooting. The eatery's owner shared a response online, confirming the terrible news.

Saturday afternoon in Twin Falls turned into something nobody expected — and Blue Lakes Boulevard hasn't seen anything like it in a long time.

Due to several fires burning in the southwestern corner of Idaho and into Oregon, Magic Valley residents have been experiencing some of the worst air quality in the United States over the past week.

Designated driver tickets to Saturday's beer festival are $20.

There have been no updates made available online in this case regarding Sadie being safely located to date.

The identity of the victim and condition have not been made public.

Twin Falls is getting a new spot where billiards, air hockey, and a serious Pokémon setup all share the same roof — and it opens this Saturday morning.