Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 4th of February.
Good morning, Twin Falls.
Idaho law now forbids discarding 15 common items in the garbage to prevent fires and environmental hazards.
A fire in Boise in late January 2026 highlights the risk, and Twin Falls residents are urged to use designated recycling drop-off sites for electronics & batteries.
The Idaho Department of Labor opened a new office Monday at 458 Parkview Loop that will help job seekers with resume writing, interviews and unemployment insurance.
The facility — featuring a computer lab and conference rooms for hiring events — offers expanded space and resources for job training in the Magic Valley.
The Walker Center marks 50 years of providing addiction recovery services in Magic Valley with Twin Falls and Gooding centers supporting community care.
The center will celebrate this milestone with a base jumping event from the Perrine Bridge on May 16 and a fundraiser dinner on March 6.
BookHaven opens its inviting space in Twin Falls, where locals enjoy a curated selection of books + a freshly brewed cup of coffee in a cozy, homey setting.
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.
Magic Valley Symphony: Classical Favorites
7:30-9:30 p.m. — CSI Fine Arts Building — $12/Adults, $10/Seniors, $6/Students — Experience a night of classical masterpieces and a unique commission by composer Hiroshi Fukuoka.
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