The clinic will focus on spine surgery, full joint replacements, plastic surgery for the hands and more.
McKim is in the Jerome County Jail on a $75k bond.
A beloved local tradition has returned again to the Magic Valley this holiday season. Since Thanksgiving night and operating through New Year’s Day, First Federal Bank will present the Casperson Family Christmas Lights.
There are still some concerns including lengths of days and after school responsibilities such as, completing homework and athletics.
Giving Tuesday is a global generosity movement that started back in 2012. It’s a simple idea behind the day: encourage people to do good and get the community involved.
Back in August of 2023, defendant Bryan Kohberger filed a motion to remove cameras from the courtroom. Since then, a coalition of media outlets filed two motions to intervene in the case, but they were denied.
this event is magical because people from all over come to participate in the spirit of giving. Christmas in the Nighttime Sky doubles as a donation drive for Toys for Tots because admission into the event was an unwrapped gift for kids ages newborn to 16 years old.
The Magic Valley Paramedics Special Operations Team, also known as SORT, have been without a truck for the last two years and were working out of an old, retired ambulance truck for the time being.
This Thanksgiving holiday marks the 18th annual Turkey Trot at West Minico Middle School, where everyone in the community comes together to complete a 5K run throughout Minidoka County.
The lodge has hosted the free community meal since 2011 as a way to give back to the community and make sure even those that can’t afford a Thanksgiving meal at home, can come and enjoy one for free.
Nicholas James and Athena Miller appeared back in court in Gooding County early Wednesday morning.
The Twin Falls Fire Department held a joint agency training on the northeast side of the Perrine Bridge on Tuesday afternoon, November 21st.
Last week KMVT reported that The American Trucking Association had a new record high of more than 82,000 shortages in 2024 on truck drivers. The association reported that in order to keep up with demand, trucking needs more than 1 million new drivers over the next decade to replace those leaving the industry.
The Sun Valley Culinary Institute introduced their new class of culinary students to the public at their Bistro 211 Pop-up Lunch.
The Twin Falls Public Library has been working on creating a mural for a wall inside the teens section of the library. The mural has been in the works for the past few weeks and is finally finished.
CSI held a line dancing event inside the Taylor Building this evening in honor of mental health. The “Play it Forward” event was hosted by the Phi Theta Kappa Honors Society.
Students created five different sculptures after collecting around 2,000 goods. The sculptures will stand for the whole day of November 16 and the next day, on November 17, they will be distributed to those in need.
Earlier today was Kevin Kuintzle’s hearing at the Jerome County District Court for the alleged murder of William “Bill” Eakin. During the hearing Kuintzle declined to waive time for his preliminary hearing.
There’s a recruiting effort across the country and in Idaho. The American Trucking Association forecasts a 64,000-driver shortage in 2023 and a new record high of more than 82,000 in 2024
The lodge is asking for turkeys and monetary donations for the Thanksgiving holiday.
The program focuses on helping students discover their strengths while dealing with stress, anxiety, or depression.
Monday, November 13th marks the first anniversary of the murders of four University of Idaho students.
A woman charged in connection to the murder of William Eakin was in court Thursday morning for a preliminary hearing.
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission held a customer hearing in Twin Falls on the night of November 8th at the American Legion on Seastrom Street. The hearing was held to allow customers to share testimonies on an Idaho Power application to make changes to onsite and self-generation tariffs.
Last weekend a Twin Falls grocery received a bomb threat. KMVT caught up with the Twin Falls Police Department’s Bomb Squad to follow up on the incident and their standard protocol.
Twin Falls Public Library holds their weekly elementary STEM activity in the Children Services Department on Tuesdays starting at four in the afternoon.The activity is an hour-long event with hand-on activities designed to get kids excited about science, tech and math. Kids from 8-years-old and up are allowed to attend. The library asks that if children are under the age of eight to bring a parent to assist them.
Children between 18 months and 3 years old tend to get the wiggles. Twin Falls Public Library hosts a weekly Toddler Time event to help with their attention span.
Coming up on Tuesday, November 7th, polls will be open all day from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. On your ballot you’ll find funding requests from various taxing districts, including schools and libraries, as well as races for leadership position within those districts.
A community dinner and donation drive was held at Kimberly High School on the night of November 3rd, 2023, and sponsored by Kimberly Snarr
Earlier morning on November 2nd, CSI hosted the poll worker training for the elections. Over 70 people were in attendance for the 3-hour training, including a few CSI student volunteers.
The Twin Falls Public Library will be holding a drop-in clinic for vaccinations on Friday, November 3rd.
Jerome Animal Shelter is in need of the community’s help with identifying lost pets or adopting a new fur friend. The Jerome shelter is a small facility that only has up to 14 kennels available to house lost, found and abandoned dogs within the city and county. On average the shelter takes in roughly 500 dogs a year and has no ability to facilitate any cats or other exotic pets.
“Christmas Magic at the Restore” is what they call it. Magic Valley’s Habitat for Humanity officially launched their silent auction for Christmas trees for the holiday.
Supplemental levies help to bridge the gap between government funding and the actual cost to operate and sustain programs in school districts. Currently 92 out of 118 districts in Idaho rely on them, including Filer.
October 31st marked the annual Trick-or-Treat on Bish’s Street in Twin Falls for Halloween.
Halloween has a different meaning to members of the metaphysical community. It’s actually an old Celtic holiday that some may know as All-Hollows Eve and others know it as a festival called Samhan (pronounced Saw-Win).
East End Providers are known for helping underprivileged families and children in the Magic Valley. Their service includes providing toys, clothing, and food during the holiday. But within the last six years the nonprofit has had a hard time preserving food because they didn’t have room.
A reminder to Twin Falls residents as we enter into the fall season: do not sweep your leaves onto the road before the street-sweeps. Sweeping leaves onto the streets can clog storm water drains and cause isolated flooding.
City of Twin Falls asks residents to not sweep leaves on to streets
AAA wants to remind drivers and trick-or-treaters to keep their safety first this Halloween.
Dozens of children and their chaperones are expected to roam the streets during all hours of the weekend up until Halloween night, and AAA wants to remind drivers and trick-or-treaters to keep their safety first.
Trick-or-Treat on Main Street in Twin Falls is Saturday, October 28th.
Jerome County just opened up a new precinct location for the upcoming election day.
A woman who is a friend of the community and a pillar to Twin Falls was recently diagnosed with breast cancer and Tommy’s Express Car Wash is hosting a fundraiser to help her with her fight.
Evidence was collected, leading them to believe the deer were shot and then dropped off at the location just a few days before being reported.
CSI is hosting a two-day event called Energy Days from October 25th to October 26th.The event is a recruitment activity where students of CSI can learn more about the energy industry and their opportunities for employment.
Minidoka County School District is seeking approval for a supplemental levy for $2,250,000 for two years, starting in July 2024.During a town hall meeting at the Wilson Theatre on Tuesday night, the district’s superintendent and business manager shared that this levy would be a renewal of an existing levy that was approved last legislative.
Liliana Razl was only 13-years-old when she reported that she was being abused. She kept quiet about the situation for a while because her abuser was a close relative-- her uncle.
The Twin Falls Public Library is hosting a sleep event series to teach families how to properly put their babies to bed.
The Hansen Public Library held an open board meeting to ask voters for support in increasing levy funds during elections. The purpose of the increase is to help continue to provide the Hansen community with access to outstanding resources.
