Good morning, Twin Falls.

The Twin Falls Police Department launched a summer initiative asking families to share lemonade stand locations so officers can visit and support the kids; the program received over a dozen requests on its first day and aims to help children raise funds for events like a soccer camp (started by 12-year-old Paizlui Anderson and friends).

Since Memorial Day, five people died in crashes, and Idaho State Police urges drivers to buckle up, obey speed limits, and avoid distractions as heavier traffic is expected on local highways this summer; report reckless driving by dialing *477.

Henry Winkler, a well-known actor, fished on the Snake River today + he said his visit to Idaho feels magical.

Crews gained more access to the Summit Creek Fire on Wednesday morning and reported 62 percent containment on 1,741 acres.

Eight hand crews, two engines and three helicopters supported efforts to monitor and secure the fire’s perimeter.

The Twin Falls Airport began an $1.8 million project on May 18 to rehabilitate its northwest general aviation ramp, with federal grant money covering most costs.

The work is ongoing and should finish by the end of June to ready the facility for the busy fire season.

Cynthia Wilson (a longtime Avimor resident) will begin a 7-day, 40-mile trek in the Andes starting weekend of June 6, ending at Machu Picchu to raise over $10,000 for Zero Prostate Cancer while her father tracks her progress online.

Local doctors warn that rising temperatures pose a health risk as June begins in Twin Falls; they urge residents to carry water and take breaks during outdoor activities, especially for older adults and children (key advice to prevent heat exhaustion).

Terrapin Flyer Live Show

8-11:30 p.m. — Koto Brewing Co. — Free entry — Experience an awesome in-person adventure filled with chill vibes and good company.

iTECH Summit: Tech Powered, Community Led

8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. — College of Southern Idaho — Registration fee varies — Engage in transformative discussions on AI's impact across industries while networking with regional leaders.

Kanales Concert

8:00 PM — The Taphouse Event Center and Social — Tickets available — Enjoy a live performance of Mexican music by Kanales in a vibrant venue.

24th Annual Jazz On The Canyon

6-9 p.m. — Magic Valley Arts Council — $900 per table — Enjoy a festive evening of music, food, and exciting prizes while supporting local music education.