Good morning, Twin Falls.

Hello Flowers in Rupert Square is preparing for Mother’s Day by offering seasonal designer bouquets, houseplants, local art and fun classes such as butterfly releases & painting sessions, while national spending is expected to reach a record $38B.

Idaho Fish and Game restocked over 13,000 hatchery rainbow trout in southeast Idaho starting May 6 to boost local fishing opportunities.

Anglers aged 14 and older must have a valid license and follow state limits, including a six-trout daily cap.

The water flow at Shoshone Falls has increased from 400 to 3,700 CFS (a change noted by Idaho Power based on federal releases) and will continue until May 18; visitors can enjoy a more enhanced view of the falls this week.

Rock Creek water quality plan is moving into a new phase after years of study — officials will soon start projects to address the creek's impaired condition locally.

Water managers are releasing extra water over Shoshone Falls until May 18 to help young salmon and steelhead with their migration.

The annual spring boost supports the local river ecosystem + benefits the fish.

Residents living outside city limits must obtain a free burn permit for yard, brush and crop waste burning starting May 10 + the permit is valid for 10 days while campfires remain exempt as officials work to curb wildfire risks.

St. Luke’s Magic Valley is celebrating Nurses Week with daily events — a breakfast burrito bar and ice cream socials — while final exams occur at the College of Southern Idaho as it prepares for a pinning ceremony next Thursday.

Hospital-wide barbeques will continue the celebration next week.

Open Auditions for Come From Away

6-9 p.m., 4-7 p.m., 7-9 p.m. — Twin Falls Theatre Collective — Free entry — Showcase your talent at auditions for the inspiring fall musical Come From Away.