Good morning, Twin Falls.

Locals noticed a rock formation resembling a giant skull near the rusted lifeguard stand at Dierkes Lake this summer; clear water unveiled unusual details + some debate whether it formed naturally or was a concrete installation.

AAA Idaho advises drivers to be alert during harvest season as farm equipment on rural roads may cause hazards — drivers should pass only when safe to avoid costly delays while checking for debris and workers near fields.

Families in Twin Falls can explore Halloween events in Magic Valley (featuring spooky fun and creative activities for all ages) planned for the coming week.

The guide helps local residents know where to join the seasonal celebrations.

The Boys and Girls Clubs of Magic Valley has renovated a room into the Center for Hope at its Twin Falls facility, funded by a $45,000 Panda Cares grant+ a ribbon-cutting event is scheduled for Oct.

28 from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. with community partners and a Panda Express team providing a meal.

With winter approaching, experts warn that deadly spiders — including black widows, hobo spiders, and black-footed yellow sac spiders — may seek shelter in homes.

Homeowners are urged to inspect properties and consider pest control measures to keep people and pets safe.

As winter approaches, local experts warn that spiders are moving indoors seeking warmth and caution residents to check for infestations that could risk bites—pet care may be affected.

Homeowners are urged to schedule inspections with pest control to keep their spaces safe.