deaths

What sadly is happening in Idaho needs to stop though, and that is that far too many fatal incidents are occurring and it needs to end before it is too late.

My advice to people planning to visit the park soon is to pay attention, and not become one of these statistics. Cameras have zoom lenses for a reason.

One of the dead was a Twin Falls County woman, and both tested positive for the virus known to lead to COVID-19.

Be careful Twin Falls. Death by icicle is very preventable.

The office of the Idaho Department of Health & Welfare has confirmed the first pair of flu-related deaths for the 2019-2020 flu season.

Nationwide, more than 1.7 million new cases are expected, resulting in approximately 600,000 deaths, according to society findings.

The IDHW is urging anyone with symptoms including a fever, sore throat and persistent cough, to stay home and contact a health provider.

The latest data released from the department reports that seven people in Idaho have died from the combination of Influenza A and B.