Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 10th of January.
Good morning, Twin Falls.
A nonprofit is offering free snowsport lessons to veterans at Pomerelle, where one veteran who had not skied for decades built her confidence by carving up the slopes on the event’s second day.
Chobani donated $250,000 to fund a new northside overlook at Shoshone Falls that will give locals a rustic, refreshed view of the iconic waterfall + the project is set to enhance visitor access in the area.
The Noh Sheep Company, a century-old family farm in Twin Falls County, uses cover crop fields and guard dogs (to fend off coyotes and mountain lions) during winter to care for its rambollet sheep, with lamb meat reaching local stores by Thanksgiving and Christmas.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will dedicate the new Burley temple Sunday at 10 a.m. + President Dallin H.
Oaks and church leaders will lead the ceremony, which will be broadcast to the temple district and is open exclusively to church members.
The Idaho State Board of Education secured a $4 million federal grant to boost AI literacy among students preparing for the workforce.
The four-year grant will benefit 90,000 students annually (and guide research on integrating AI into curricula) while informing future state legislation.
Twin Falls has seen a mild winter with temperatures in the 40s and little snow, keeping heating bills low and shovels unused.
The 10-day forecast calls for continued dry, calm days ahead.
Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office warns drivers that dark window tints and decorative lights may lead to fines and safety risks—especially for newcomers unaware of Idaho's rules.
Law enforcement aims to improve road safety and visibility with stricter guidelines.
On Monday, the CDC announced changes that cut recommended childhood vaccines from 17 to 11, and Idaho health officials urged parents to speak with their doctors—ensuring they understand the updated guidelines.
The Rock Creek Fire District opened a wellness room — a first-of-its-kind facility — to help with mental health and recovery at its station.
A firefighter said he hopes similar rooms will soon be used in fire stations across the country.
A 2025 review reported that Idaho ranked among the top hiking states and shared essential safety tips such as informing someone about your route — hikers are urged to prepare for trails to keep adventures safe.
The guidance helps everyone enjoy the outdoors.
Free Tax Assistance with AARP Tax-Aide
1-2:30 p.m. — Twin Falls Public Library — Free entry — Get knowledgeable tax help and learn about services offered by AARP Tax-Aide specialists.
Ninth Annual Twin Falls Film Festival
11 a.m.-10:30 p.m. — The Orpheum Theatre — Various free and ticketed events — Celebrate creativity with global filmmakers and local flavors at this vibrant film festival.
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