Labor Day

If you are able to get near water this weekend, it would be a wise move. Expect to see many Idahoans out on the Snake River boating, kayaking, paddle boarding, and finding other ways to stay wet.

Although Idaho fire crews have done an effective job stomping out a high number of blazes throughout the state in recent weeks, the risk remains still very high as state officials prepare for the final four to five weeks of the current fire season.

All across town people reported fences knocked over, trees down, power outages, and roof shingles ripped off.

Labor Day weekend is pretty much the last hoorah of summer. Not to mention a wonderful barbecue weekend. We have to know if you prefer to grill or smoke your food this weekend.

Here is what you can expect to be open and closed on Labor Day.

It's a Labor Day Weekend and there are several events going on including the Latino Fest. This is another free event with lots of food, dancing and things for the kids. Peep the details.

State police reported several fatal crashes during the Labor Day holiday weekend that is considered the end of the "100 Deadliest Days."

Local and state law enforcement agencies are teaming up to educate Idahoans on the best ways to arrive safe at their destinations.

How long can you endure $4.00 a gallon or even $5.00 or more?

Labor day isn't just a day to sleep in, relax, and go the final day of the Twin Falls County Fair. It's also a great day to save money. You know...buy now and save. While this statement makes no sense, if you want to take advantage of the sales going on in Twin Falls, or online here they are:

Labor Day 2014 is on Monday, September 1st. Looking for something to do, or just want to see what's going to be open? Check out our list of what is open and what is closed on Labor Day around the Magic Valley.

Unless you had a personal stake in a film being released this weekend, movies were far from the most important thing happening to you these past couple of days. You can blame the weekend's mostly anemic box office on one thing: the Super Bowl. Everyone spent their money buying snacks and preparing their parties and not going to see 'That Awkward Moment' and 'Labor Day,' both of which opened soft.