cops

Police officers seem to be out in full force, hiding and watching Magic Valley residents, and having success pulling many over.

To most of us, summer means driving through school zones is no longer an issue in the Magic Valley, but before you get too excited that may not be the case.

What would you do? What would you do if you are driving down the road in Idaho and see lights behind you, that belong to a car that isn't marked as a police officer?

Did you know that it used to be a favorite destination for one of the longest-running reality television shows of all time?

What would you do? What would you do if you are running late and you find yourself rushing until you realize you have a police officer in front of you?

If you are looking to make a good impression and stay on good terms with the people living around you, here are some things you can do to become a good neighbor.

There is an event that will be taking place this weekend that will give you the opportunity to ask questions about certain career opportunities.

This last week, I took a ride with an officer for a night. Here are some of the observations I made, and why being a police officer in Twin Falls is far from boring.

They decide to take these risks every day to protect us, but when comparing their job to other states, is Idaho the best place to be a cop in today's world?

The topic has continued to come up, but visual evidence has proven these unmarked cars to be extremely successful.

They have the upper hand these days and there is one particular reason: they are cheating.

The term may not sit well with law enforcement, but speed traps are a thing, and the Twin Falls area and Magic Valley have a decent amount of them.