Good morning, Twin Falls.

D.L. Evans Bank donated funds to nonprofit groups in Magic Valley to support local community programs.

The donation will help strengthen essential services in the region.

On Thursday around 11 p.m., a vehicle driven by an adult female struck an adult male bicyclist at the Heyburn Avenue and Polk Street intersection—the injured man was taken to St. Luke’s Medical Center while local authorities closed the road for about three hours as they investigated the incident.

The Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office released this week's Most Wanted list that names individuals suspected of crimes—authorities are monitoring the situation closely.

The TSA warned travelers today not to use USB ports for charging because hackers can install malware—officials advise using an AC adapter and checking your devices to protect your information.

Airlines now require REAL ID-compliant Star Cards and have updated check-in times as part of measures to boost travel security.

St. Luke’s Magic Valley will host free health screenings in Twin Falls on July 17 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.—community members can have one-on-one sessions with providers to ask questions, get tests for blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and heart rate—and learn to use on-demand virtual health services.

Former Kimberly High School standout Peyton Bair, a two-time NCAA Track and Field national champion, announced on Instagram that he will transfer from Mississippi State to Oregon—he won his decathlon at the NCAA Outdoor Championships and set two collegiate records in Eugene as he prepares for the USA Track and Field Championships in August with hopes of joining Team USA at the World Championships in Toyko. His younger brother Gatlin will join Oregon football after completing his mission.

Inkspiration Workshop

1:30-3 p.m. — Pop Art Studio & Boba — Pay what you can (suggested $25) — Empower your writing with creativity exercises and community support.