Good morning, Twin Falls.

Today's top South Central Idaho news includes a fine for Stella's Ice Cream for child labor violations, a bomb squad incident, challenges to Idaho's abortion ban, a tour of Twin Falls schools highlighting enrollment issues, and Boise State University closing its equity centers.

The Idaho Transportation Department announced 'Plowasaurus Rex' and 'Darth Blader' as the winners of its snowplow naming contest, with names submitted by local students to promote winter driving safety.

Twin Falls Police share tips to prevent mail and package theft during the holiday season, advising regular mail checks, security enhancements, and caution against scams.

In Twin Falls, Idaho, a routine traffic stop led to the arrest of Nicholas Shane Hohnhorst and the bomb squad's removal of a potentially explosive device from his car.

Twinkle and Nena, two reindeers, visited Robert Stuart Middle School in Twin Falls to educate and delight students before Christmas.

Thirty community leaders, including state legislators, toured Twin Falls School District to learn about declining enrollment and bond payment statuses.

No Bros Coffee, a new drive-thru coffeeshop, offers a quick coffee fix for commuters on Shoshone Street and Park Avenue West, featuring signature drinks like White Lotus Drinks and Frozen Mochas.

The Nutcracker Ballet Performance

The Nutcracker, a holiday classic presented by the Twin Falls Ballet Company, tells the enchanting story of Clara and her magical journey with the Nutcracker Prince.

Candlelight Concert: Holiday Special Featuring 'The Nutcracker'

Experience a magical evening of holiday-inspired music performed by the Listeso String Quartet amidst the ambiance of candlelight at 360's Main Event Center.