Good morning, Twin Falls.

The Twin Falls County Fair offered rides, competitions (fun activities) and community events that brought neighbors together.

Attendees enjoyed the vibrant lights and festive atmosphere that made the local fair a memorable day.

First responders worked together to contain a house fire in Twin Falls today.

Magic Valley veterans recalled their post‐9/11 service and explained how combat tactics have changed over time.

Their reflections honor a legacy of duty while offering new insights into evolving military practices.

A tour marked 75 years since EBR-1 first lit four light bulbs in 1951 near Arco as the Museum of Idaho and Idaho National Laboratory welcomed community members on Friday.

Guide Vic Thomas noted that the reactor did not power the town—BORAX-III did.

New job postings are available for South Central Idaho job seekers to find fresh career opportunities; check local listings online for more details.

After a school bus crash at Jackson and Shoup that sent two people to the hospital last month, Twin Falls officials have begun studying the need for stop or yield signs at uncontrolled intersections along city roads.

Studies will help decide if changes are needed to improve traffic flow.