Good morning, Twin Falls.

Magic Mountain Ski Resort remains closed this season because warm temperatures prevented snow accumulation, and the community has organized a benefit dinner on May 7 — details will be posted on the resort’s Facebook page.

South Central Idaho job postings are live for job seekers today, offering new career opportunities online + helping locals find work in the region.

Gov Brad Little signed House Bill 623, mandating that all public school classrooms start with a 60-second silence beginning next school year—teachers express concern over implementation and enforcement.

State lawmakers have decided not to reinstate the Family and Personal Care Services program that paid relatives to care for children with disabilities, citing a tight-budget year and a potential $30-million cost.

Families now face a caregiving gap as the budget remains stretched.

The city of Hansen will shut off water on April 9, from noon to 6 p.m. as crews upgrade service east to support the Joslin Estates development; residents should fill bathtubs for use & sign up for alerts on the city website, as a 72-hour boil advisory will follow restoration.

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.

Falls2Falls 2026

2:00 – 6:30 PM — 4002 N 3300 E, Twin Falls, ID — Registration fee applies — Participate in a community-focused run or walk event to support the Magic Valley area.