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Here is what you need to know about the pools around the Magic Valley and when you can tan and cool off around the pool.

While most of us are excited to get out and enjoy the water once it warms up, there is one pool in the Magic Valley that tragically may not open this year.

What would you do? What would you do if you had to choose between owning a jacuzzi or owning a pool?

We did some digging and found you a couple nice Airbnb options in the Twin Falls area that include pools

This is the only home in Twin Falls I could find with a pool. This one is actually built in and it is huge. This home is stunning and it also has a sauna! What! Plus, in comparison to the housing market right now I don't think it is too crazily priced.

Without revealing its location, have you ever seen this landmark? I haven't, but then again, I've only explored about 30% of the state.

Idaho Power Company is warning visitors to their Thousand Springs Plant near Ritter Island to stay away from an inviting pool of crystal clear water

Check out these dogs having a ball at the Pocatello pool and tell me we don't need this in Twin Falls.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) - In the afternoon. the Twin Falls City pool seems to be the place to be.

As a parent, I know that sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do to keep your kids happy. If your 4 year old has to have their gigantic whale floaty while they're at the pool, you get the gigantic whale floaty to the pool - even if that means strapping it the top of your car. Right?

With temperatures in the upper 80's and 90's lately, everyone is seeking a nice cool pool to swim in.

If school wasn't a sign that summer was over, this is. The Twin Falls City Pool, located on Locust Avenue in Twin Falls, has been covered by the "pool bubble" for the fall, winter and spring months.