Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 19th of August.
Good morning, Twin Falls.
Volunteers are needed to help unfurl a 400-pound, quarter-acre flag at the rodeo at the Twin Falls County Fair.
The flag is part of the 9-11 memorial display and will be raised each night, though volunteers must pay at the gate.
Divers exploring Dierkes Lake in Twin Falls reported finding unusual and lost items like goggles, watches, and a snowman.
Clearer water has improved visibility for scuba divers at this popular training spot with scattered relics from its past (including an old boat and metal table).
Twin Falls school zones will see more traffic as nearly 9,000 students return to classes on Thursday.
Police and school officials urge drivers to obey posted speed limits, school bus laws, and crosswalk rules to keep everyone safe.
Paving on Kimberly Road will begin Aug.
24 and continue for about five days. The nighttime work aims to ease traffic and business impact while signal improvements on Blue Lakes Boulevard will start in October.
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