Good morning, Twin Falls.

The Twin Falls Rotary Club is accepting grant applications with funds set to be available after the upcoming Ice Cream Funday event.

Interested applicants should review guidelines for eligibility and deadlines.

The Idaho Liberty Bell will be on display tonight at National Night Out, an annual event that highlights first responders (with several other local activities planned) in Twin Falls.

Businesses on Kimberly Road saw fewer customers after summer construction for a waterline project and ITD full-depth resurfacing created pylons and rough roads.

Owners hope smoother roads + increased foot traffic will return once improvements are completed.

The federal government will soon require every new car and truck to include an AM radio, prompting a Twin Falls journalist to question its use as many drivers now prefer FM or streaming.

Local radio stations may see a boost in value if the mandate takes effect.

Gas prices in Idaho rose by seven cents since last week, with Twin Falls nearing the $5 mark — gas is at $4.95 per gallon and Lewiston and Coeur d’Alene at $4.63.

AAA officials warned that ongoing Middle Eastern tensions may keep prices rising further.

Lake Walcott State Park employees are removing docks as water levels drop six inches a day from the Minidoka Dam to protect them, and boating will close on Oct.

31 to aid bird migration; kayakers and paddleboarders remain on the water while algae advisories caution (especially for pets and children).