Good morning, Twin Falls.

Valley House is receiving essentials for women facing homelessness through the 'Movers for Moms' donation drive hosted by Two Men and a Truck; the campaign will conclude Friday, April 3 (10 a.m. to 7 p.m.) at a one-day event at Fred Meyer.

Raising Cane’s fans in Twin Falls camped overnight (with tents and sleeping bags) to secure a spot during the grand opening, following similar excitement in Meridian.

A new location in Coeur d’Alene has also drawn hundreds eager to try the chicken fingers.

Jackie Frey and the Rock Creek Fire District warn that this dry winter—with little snowfall—is raising wildfire risks in local communities as dry vegetation fuels uncontrolled burns; residents planning controlled burns must call local fire departments for safe practices.

Governor Little signed House Bill 623 today—a law requiring public schools to start the day with 60 seconds of silence for students to reflect, meditate, pray, or think quietly while teachers are barred from directing its use.

Brundage Mountain Resort remains open with discount passes for $65 for passholders from other resorts as many slopes close for spring.

The resort (a couple hours north of Treasure Valley) offers skiing on over 1,900 acres today.

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.