Good morning, Twin Falls.

More than 150 seniors with family & caregivers gathered at Riley Pond on Thursday for the ninth annual Take Me Fishing event hosted by Auburn Crest Home Health & Hospice.

Idaho Fish & Game stocked the pond with trout and supplied equipment to help seniors reconnect with a cherished pastime.

Burley company Redox Bio-Nutrients hired Garza as its chief technology officer, and she will spearhead work to ensure product quality (safety and technology) at the firm.

Gas prices in Twin Falls remain high compared to other areas as traveler demand keeps them near $4.60 per gallon—a slight drop from $4.71, AAA Idaho said.

Crude oil falling from $114 to $90 may ease costs eventually despite regional uncertainty.

Idaho farmers and industry leaders urge Congress to pass an updated farm bill that increases funding for crop insurance, special loan limits, and export programs to help with rising costs (covering diverse crops from wheat to potatoes); the bill passed the House in April and is under Senate review.

Idaho's Department of Agriculture now requires a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection for animals entering the state to guard against screwworms that threaten livestock and pets — officials urge pet owners to check for larvae in wounds while exploring neutered flies to curb the pest.

Twin Falls Fire Chief said the department's strong training, quality tools and community partnerships keep firefighters effective.

The fire team builds on these efforts to improve emergency responses across the local community.

The Red Cross said Magic Valley residents need to donate blood to maintain a steady supply and urged eligible donors to act soon.

Idaho agriculture officials require veterinary inspection certificates for livestock entering the state to counter screwworms that could hike beef prices.

Dog and cat owners returning from affected areas must get a health certificate within 5 days (pets face similar risks), the state said.

Residents can enjoy Free Fishing Day tomorrow as Idaho anglers fish without a license + follow all standard rules.

The event offers a family-friendly way to engage in affordable outdoor recreation.

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.