Good morning, Twin Falls.

Stricker Historic Site hosts the Pioneer Boomer Bust scavenger hunt (its first event) today from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. to mark 150 years since Herman Stricker bought the property and America's 250th anniversary; live music by The Butcher Shop and food trucks will serve for $5/$25 registration.

Idaho farmers face tough water shortages as curtailments force a switch to less water-hungry crops — more wheat, barley and dry beans and fewer potatoes — while planning to plant 4.16 million acres; a USDA report on June 30 will reveal final figures.

The U.S. Department of Education approved Idaho's waiver to simplify federal school funding.

The waiver lets schools carry over Title I funds every other fiscal year & lifts spending limits so local agencies can better support student achievement and safety.

Officials report that water basins in southern Idaho hold near-normal moisture levels, a sign of stable water conditions.

The state continues to monitor the basins as seasonal changes approach.

Experts warn that the Snake River’s calm surface hides strong currents (conflicting flows and whirlpools) that can pull swimmers unexpectedly; visitors in Hagerman are urged to wear life jackets and use experienced guides when rafting, kayaking, or cooling off.

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.