KMVT News Staff

One of these partnerships is called Crowdfund Idaho, where the IWBC teamed up with Crowdfund Better.

A man is facing multiple charges following a crash that injured a 5-month-old boy.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare is answering your questions about the coronavirus pandemic.

A fire burning in the South Hills still is still contained at 49% as of Wednesday morning.

One of the passengers a in multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 84 on Sept. 16 has died of his injuries.

The Bureau of Reclamation will be submitting the complete title transfer to congress for it’s final stage in the process this week.

Scoular is opening another plant in Jerome, and in attendance were Jerome mayor Dave Davis, the CEO of Scoular, and Governor Brad Little.

Health officials have announced 491 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 39,234.

This year’s Magic Valley Walk for Wishes virtual event aims to raise $30,000 to grant wishes for children with critical illnesses.

Fire crews have contained about 49% of the fire burning in the South Hills.

Twin Falls fire crews worked quickly to put out a fire Monday afternoon at Auger Falls recreation area.

Fire crews have contained about 25% of the fire burning in the South Hills.

Residents evacuated Friday morning, as the Badger Fire crept closer to homes.

Jerome takes Battle of the Bridge for second straight year. Tigers win 14-7 at Twin Falls.

U.S. Senator Mike Crapo (R-Idaho), a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, issued this statement following the news of the passing of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg:

The fire is now mapped at 89,090 acres as of Sunday morning.

The fire burning in the South Hills in Cassia County moved west and grew by 8,000 acres on Wednesday an burned actively through the night.

The Bureau of Land Management invites Idahoans to participated in one of 13 virtual National Public Lands Day events through September and October.

Idaho public schools and families will get more financial support, Governor Brad Little announced Friday.

A traveler to Yellowstone National Park captured video of an elk bugling during.

After an investigation by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division (WHD), Darmody Enterprises L.T.D. – owner and operator of McDonald’s restaurants in Idaho – has paid $50,000 in civil money penalties for violating child labor requirements of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) at 11 locations.

Idaho’s first locally-acquired human West Nile virus infections this year have been identified among two Owyhee County residents. Both residents were over the age of 50.

A Murtaugh teen is dead after crashing a car into a canal in Twin Falls County.

Fire crews are tackling a couple fires Monday afternoon in the Filer and Wendell areas.

The sheriff’s office posted on Facebook asking for help identifying those involved.

Idaho will stay in Stage 4 of the governor’s reopening plan for sixth time.Gov. Brad Little made the announcement during a Thursday morning press conference. regarding Stage 4 of Idaho Rebounds from the Idaho Capitol.

It’s actually all part of a phishing scam, set up to get your private information, explains Jeremy Johnson with the Better Business Bureau.

The Idaho prison system announced a second incarcerated person under its jurisdiction has died of COVID-19.

Police are looking for information after a Shitzu puppy was thrown from a car window Tuesday afternoon westbound on Interstate 84 near Nampa.

Twin Falls Police officers located a deceased man in alley with what appeared to be a gunshot wound.

The Twin Falls Police Department is asking for the public’s help in finding a missing boy.

The purpose is to give kids a break from the masks they have to wear all day.

This is the first study to examine the connections between youth vaping and Covid, and was led by researchers at Stanford University School of Medicine.

An Idaho nurse recently alerted the board after she received a phone call from a man who falsely identified himself as being from the Idaho Board of Nursing.

Hatchery personnel from Fish and Game’s Magic Valley region will be stocking approximately 39,700 10 to 12 inch catchable-sized rainbow trout.

The building will be constructed on 4 acres south of Scoular’s existing livestock feed ingredients facility in Jerome.

Lincoln County residents voted to keep both Roy Hubert and Rick Ellis in office, after a group of citizens started a petition recall the two commissioners put on the ballot.

The Twin Falls County Fair is running from Sept. 2-7, with some limited pre-fair social distancing days available.

KMVT viewers in the Burley area will experience a disruption in signal Tuesday afternoon when a power company shuts of power for maintenance.

Visitors to Intermountain heath care facilities in Idaho and Utah will notice eased visitor restrictions.

A man who recently moved to Idaho won $300,000 from the Idaho Lottery after purchasing a ticket Friday night in Burley.

A Bellevue man has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of importation and distribution of fentanyl in Idaho.

A Burley man faces an attempted murder charge after a passing car was shot at Sunday evening in Burley.

The Twin Falls School District decided to cancels in-person classes on Friday due to poor air quality caused by smoke from regional wildfires.

A power outage impacted school in the Buhl School District on Wednesday. All A Day students will now attend school on Thursday, Aug. 20 and B Day students are going to attend school on Friday, Aug. 21.

Kimberly residents are asked to boil their water after the city experienced a citywide depressurization event Monday afternoon.

Schools and school districts across south central Idaho are releasing plans for how they will operate for the 2020-2021 school year.

The Idaho Lottery has announced a $55,500,000 dividend to the People of Idaho.

The school nurses did not check the packets before handing them out and were not aware of the information distributed when they passed them out in February, explains Eva Craner, the TFSD public information officer.

Regional health and state water quality agencies warn residents about toxic algal blooms found at south central Idaho reservoirs.