Good morning, Twin Falls.

Twin Falls will host its first Trunk or Treat event on Halloween, Oct.

31 from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the public safety building, sponsored by city police & firefighters to offer a safe, indoor option for trick-or-treaters.

A new overlook at Shoshone Falls in Jerome County will open on Sept.

17 with a ribbon cutting. The project added a parking lot and accessible features while keeping costs under $600,000.

A new climbing opportunity for special needs individuals is coming soon to Twin Falls.

The event will be held at a local climbing center and will offer adaptive instruction + trained support to help each participant have a safe, fun experience.

Twin Falls firefighters quickly brought a house fire under control yesterday afternoon on the 200 block of Madrona Street, with three engines and help from the Rock Creek Fire District as nearby police evacuated the home before crews arrived.

The local health district is offering free classes on stopping tobacco use that will run from September through April — residents can learn proven methods to quit.

Check with the district for class locations and schedules.