Good morning, Twin Falls.

Law enforcement and community leaders gathered for the second annual Cultural Unity Tour in Twin Falls today, focusing on diverse cultures such as Congo, Ukraine, and Hispanic (74 community leaders participated).

The event promoted respectful interaction and stronger community ties, stated Lt. Steven Gassert and Chandra Upreti.

Twin Falls is getting another hotel—Marriott began construction a couple of months ago north of Culver’s and Denny’s, with work bustling on site.

Councilman Chris Reid said the project may boost local job opportunities amid community debates over growth.

Gas prices in Idaho have surged nearly 20 cents from last week, with Twin Falls now at $4.89 per gallon; AAA Idaho said the rise comes as Middle East conflicts limit crude shipments, pushing the state average to $4.82.

Morningside Elementary teacher Mauna Eller was honored Tuesday for 50 years in the classroom and will start her 51st year today.

School officials gave her a plaque, a reserved parking sign + a commemorative bench to mark her long service.

Twin Falls has launched a survey to gather anonymous feedback on recycling and waste collection services until the end of October, helping guide future decisions on service improvements and costs.

Residents are encouraged to share their input to shape the city's waste management policies.