Good morning, Twin Falls.

The FBI warned Idahoans about jugging—an emerging crime where suspects follow victims after bank transactions and may use guns to threaten them—and urged residents to stay alert and vary their routines to protect their cash.

College students in Career and Technical Education Programs must now verify their citizenship after a new federal rule voided old guidance that once allowed undocumented students to get federal benefits—at the College of Southern Idaho, those who do not verify by mid-August will be removed from courses that rely on federal funds.

Filer Highway District will reopen Pole Line Road today by 5 p.m. after nearly three months of work that replaced old asphalt and widened shoulders for farm equipment.

Officials spent $6.5 million adding new turn lanes at the 2200 East intersection — they urge drivers to obey the 50 mph limit with sheriff’s enforcement present.

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.

Ladies High Tea 2025: Bridgerton - A Regency Affair

1-3 p.m. — Gas Lamp Event Center — $50 adults, $75 for mother-daughter package, $30 kids — Experience an enchanting tea event with a focus on community support and elegance.

Comedy Night Featuring Andrew Rose

8-10 p.m. — The Lamphouse Theatre — Ticket info not specified — Enjoy a night of laughter with Andrew Rose's unique blend of Southern humor and witty storytelling.