Good morning, Twin Falls.

Magic Mountain Ski Resort will not open its season after warm March weather affected plans, and owner Gary Miller announced a benefit dinner & silent auction on May 7 to support staff and families.

Local businesses are invited to text Lyndsi Petersen for donation details.

Local officials have transformed a former high school welding shop in Wendell into an expanded library (increasing space from 1,000 to 4,000 sqft) after allocating $500,000 from reserve funds.

Library staff are moving current services into the new facility, which will host additional family programs and open in April or May.

Twin Falls Costco adds a new sweet treat to its food court today.

Shoppers can try the $2.99 Caramel Churro Sundae & share their excitement as the chain expands its menu.

Idaho’s economy is shifting as tech firms such as Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta expand operations while agriculture drives $44.5 billion in revenue—illustrating a balance between traditional crops and new industry.

Tourism continues to boost growth with world-class trails and skiing.

A new study shows Idaho remains a top choice for new residents as coastal areas lose people.

The report highlights fast home sales in Boise and growth in regions like the Treasure Valley (including Twin Falls) that attract buyers with low taxes and stable community values.

Idaho public schools may add a mandatory 60-second moment of silence (allowing reflection, prayer or meditation) if the governor signs House Bill 623, and Idaho Falls School District 91 is set to implement the change for the upcoming school year.

Southern Idaho farmers face water shortages as record low snowpack and warm temperatures limit irrigation supplies.

With water rights opening soon, many will rely on storage—forcing a shift toward less water-intensive crops.

Officials warn that severe drought in the Owyhee Mountains and Twin Falls County could reduce water supplies + increase wildfire risk as hot weather accelerates snowmelt.

Lawmakers have cut funding for the legally required voter guide, adding to challenges in addressing the crisis.

After recent escaped open burn fires in nearby counties last week, Idaho Falls fire officials advise property owners to clear debris with caution during the dry pre-green-up season and stress calling non-emergency dispatch and having water and tools on hand for on-site suppression.

Short Stories & Poetry Open Mic

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Twin Falls Public Library — Free entry — Share your own poetry or read your favorite short stories at a cozy gathering.

Second Saturday Art Class: Exploring Ink

10 a.m. – Noon — Magic Valley Arts Council — $25 members, $30 non-members — Dive into the world of ink with doodles and landscapes in this engaging art class.