Good morning, Twin Falls.

The Farm Bureau Insurance Company of Idaho donated $45,000 (divided among 9 Rangeland Fire Protection Associations including Shoshone Basin and Notch Butte) to equip wildfire volunteers and protect rural communities and agricultural lands.

The donation helps local groups secure proper equipment and training to improve early wildfire response.

Buhl will host Sagebrush Days for the Fourth of July weekend with a fish fry dinner at the senior center on July 3, and a pancake breakfast followed by a parade, park festivities, and fireworks on July 4 before the Guns vs Hoses softball game on July 5 at 525 Sawtooth Ave.

In May, Idaho’s unemployment rate was 3.6% — below the U.S. rate of 4.2% as reported by the Idaho Department of Labor.

Firefighters say clear airspace is needed to control wildfires in several Idaho cities as drones disrupt crucial air operations.

Filer Rural Fire District Chief Phil Roberts warned that drones force crews to pause flights—this delay endangers pilots and ground workers and can allow fires to grow.

On Wednesday, residents gathered at Rock Creek Park to share views on a master plan that will fix water quality and boost outdoor fun.

The city hired engineers and landscape architects to complete the plan by the end of the year—projects will be partly funded by a $5 million grant.

Camp Magical Moments in Swan Valley offers a safe space for children battling cancer to enjoy archery, art, and rock climbing — a program that gives hope and support — while they bond with others facing similar challenges.

The camp welcomes kids nationwide and holds year‑round retreats for families.

Twin Falls Car Show & Rusty Nuts Swap Meet

10 a.m. - 2 p.m. — Twin Falls City Park — Free entry — Explore classic cars and hunt for hidden treasures at the swap meet.