Good morning, Twin Falls.

Dozens of Saylor Creek wild horses will be available for adoption today at a local event; a horse specialist said their good temperament, color, and conformation make them ideal for families.

The Department of Labor is hosting a hiring event today in Twin Falls with various employers looking for workers.

Twin Falls High School named Keiana Buican Scholar of the Week, celebrating her academic achievement and hard work that shines in our local school community.

The honor spotlights her dedication and the school's focus on excellence.

Twin Falls residents may see a chance of snow this weekend as temperatures drop—forecast models predict the first measurable snowfall on Nov.

25.

Crews will resurface I-84 eastbound between Kasota (Exit 201) and Burley (Exit 208) on Monday, Oct.

12 from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Drivers should prepare for single-lane closures and reduced speeds with work depending on weather.

City officials launched the annual survey that lets Twin Falls residents share their views on what works well and what may need improvement in local services & planning.

State Representative Britt Raybould met with local farmers & policymakers at the College of Eastern Idaho on Tuesday to address water shortages as low snowpacks and rising temperatures press local supplies.

She explained that water users must balance conservation with protecting long-held water rights.

During Fire Prevention Week, Twin Falls fire officials advise residents to safely charge lithium-ion batteries to reduce fire hazards.

Fire Marshal Gabriel Hammett said using manufacturer chargers on hard surfaces (not beds) and proper battery disposal at local centers is key as older batteries and unauthorized modifications can cause failure.