Rachel Fabbi
Anchor/reporter
KMVT/KSVT Twin Falls, Idaho
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Rachel Fabbi joined the KMVT News team as a reporter in February 2018.
Rachel was born in Las Vegas, Nevada, and moved to Idaho Falls in 2005. Although she has lived half her life in the cold and snow, she prefers the warmth (at least in the winter).
She graduated from Brigham Young University-Idaho in 2016 with a major in Journalism with an emphasis in broadcast. She has previously interned at KIFI/KIDK in Idaho Falls, as well as the Deseret News in Salt Lake City.
In her free time she enjoys going on hikes, and cheering on her Chicago Cubs.
Idaho woman talks about experience with Covid-19, and a doctor talks about treating patients.
Students won't need to bring cleaning supplies to school, but they are more than welcome to.
Dr. Russell was diagnosed in March, and four months later, says he's completely back to normal.
Little said he also agrees with President Trump that wearing a mask is patriotic.
Similar to the state wide framework, they broke it down into categories of green, yellow and red.
A doctor who had the coronavirus in Blaine County is talking about his experience with the disease.
Gov. Brad Little says there are too many coronavirus infections and Idaho will remain in the fourth and final stage of his plan to reopen during the pandemic for at least another two weeks.
They're going to be encouraging mask wearing and social distancing, as well has having hand sanitizer through out the fair grounds, focusing especially on places people will be sitting down to eat.
They're going to be encouraging mask wearing and social distancing, as well has having hand sanitizer through out the fair grounds, focusing especially on places people will be sitting down to eat.
Idaho health officials reported 571 new confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases Sunday, bringing the state total to 14,873 cases and 119 deaths respectively. To-date 4,149 people are considered recovered from the virus.
If you're going to the park with kids, there's some thing you need to know and be aware of ahead of time.
If you're headed to the playground with your kids, there's some things to remember before heading out.
Attorneys for Vallow-Daybell have entered a not-guilty plea in the Madison County court case.
Seven of eight counties in the South Central Public Health District are seeing an increase in cases.
The Magic Valley Arts Council has cancelled Art in the Park due to the coronavirus pandemic.
They’re reminding residents to take precautions and remember that in counties with community spread the virus may be spreading from people who aren’t showing symptoms or from people with mild symptoms they attribute to something else.
The Magic Valley Arts Council has decided the cancel the annual Art in the Park festivities this year, due to the coronavirus pandemic, and is planning an online event for children.
Geologists can't exactly predict when one will happen, but they can identify problem areas.
CSI professor talks about recent rock fall events near Riggins, and how common they are in Idaho.
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The fire department told us it was minimal damage.
About 2:40 p.m. Tuesday afternoon somebody lit the toilet paper dispensers on fire at the Shoshone City Park.
Due to a national coin shortage, businesses may be asking their customers to use exact change or a card when paying.
Two people have been charged after two men were stabbed and another injured early Sunday morning south of Hansen.
Due to a national coin shortage, businesses may be asking their customers to use exact change or a card when paying.
Red Cross encourages people prepare for fire season by creating a plan and putting together a kit.
The Twin Falls County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed that an adult man was jumping off the rocks near the swimming area at Dierkes Lake Sunday afternoon, when his head hit the rocks below the surface of the water.
The man was underwater for an “undetermined amount of time” Bratt said.
The call came into dispatch from one of the neighbors who stated that the garage door was on fire and that they were knocking on the door but nobody was answering.
Officials remind public about water safety ahead of holiday weekend
It's a big holiday weekend, and that means more people out on the water.
Staff with the Twin Falls County Sheriff’s Office located the body of a Twin Falls BASE jumper Wednesday morning that went missing after attempting to swim the Snake River near Pillar Falls more than a week ago.
The search for a missing Twin Falls man came to an end Wednesday morning, after officials found his body in the Snake river.
First Federal Bank and KMVT selected Twin Falls High School’s Brayden Parker to be this year’s overall Academic All-Star.
First Federal Bank and KMVT selected Twin Falls High School’s Brayden Parker to be this year’s overall Academic All-Star.
A Gofundme page has been set up for the family involved in a deadly crash Saturday morning west of Filer.
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The Jerome County Sheriff’s Office and the Bureau of Reclamation have decided to scale back recovery efforts in the search for Austin Carey, the Twin Falls man who was last seen more than a week ago.
Jumpers took turns leaping off the Perrine bridge, in honor of Carey who was a well known BASE jumpe
It comes down to wearing the right size of mask, and one that you can breathe easily in, and that masks are not one size fits all.
Texting and any other cell phone usage while driving will now have to be hands free, due to a statewide law that goes into effect July 1 in Idaho.
Idaho Gov. Brad Little plans to host a press conference Thursday afternoon to discuss the state reopening plan in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Thousands of missionaries from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints have had to return home from their missions, to be reassigned to another area in their home country.
Twenty-nine year old Austin Carey was last seen Thursday afternoon, after successfully completing a jump up river from Pillar Falls with a friend.
Austin Carey is a well known BASE jumper, who was last seen about 3:00 P.M. Thursday, after successfully completing a jump off Pillar Falls with a friend.
"It is a very unique time to be taking over as a president in the midst of a pandemic, but it is what it is," Fisher said.
Shaw-Tulloch also reminds people to really look at the situation before going to an event, and look at the risk of catching the Coronavirus.
There's nearly two dozen various projects throughout district 4.
The whole event is a fundraiser for cancer patients in Cassia County.