Layne Rabe
News Anchor/Reporter
KMVT/KSVT Twin Falls, Idaho
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Layne Rabe joined KMVT News as the Rise and Shine News Producer in January of 2018. He then transitioned to the Rise and Shine Anchor from 5 to 6 in May of 2018. Layne is a Colorado native and grew up in the small mountain town of Granby.
Layne graduated from Doane College with a degree in Mass Communication with and Electronic emphasis in Television and Radio.
He enjoys the beautiful Southern Idaho scenery and enjoys golfing at all of the great Magic Valley golf courses and kayaking on the Snake River.
Layne is excited to become a part of the Southern Idaho community.
If you have story ideas for Layne send him your ideas at layne.rabe@kmvt.com.
New study shows healthcare workers not sleeping as well during COVID-19
The August elections for counties who have ordered them for bonds, levies or recall elections will be taking place Aug. 25.
Some polling places for the August election will not be open.
The May elections in Idaho were all mail-in voting the upcoming elections will be standard. Election officials say people can request mail in ballots.
KMVT found out what safeguards are in place if Idaho voters choose to request a mail-in ballot.
Clerks’ offices around Idaho have been preparing for general election Aug. 25 and the Presidential election Nov. 3.
The College of Southern Idaho makes it easy for those looking to go to school
Classes at the College of Southern Idaho are going to be getting started in just a few weeks and the college is ensuring anyone who wants to enroll will be able to in an instant with their Instant Enrollment Days.
Classes at the College of Southern Idaho are going to be getting started in just a few weeks and the college is ensuring anyone who wants to enroll will be able to in an instant with their Instant Enrollment Days.
The COVID-19 pandemic keeps spreading, increasing the amount of hospitalizations in Idaho
St. Luke's says hospitals are limiting the spread of coronavirus among empolyees
South Central Public Health District have continued to see a disproportionate number of COVID-19 cases in the Hispanic and Latino population.
Southern Idaho is seeing a disproportionate number of COVID-19 cases in Hispanic and Latino population.
With cities and counties around the entire country and here in Idaho mandating masks there is a growing trend of complaints over how much they restrict a person’s ability to breath.
With cities and counties around the entire country and here in Idaho mandating masks there is a growing trend of complaints over how much they restrict a person’s ability to breath.
After almost 30 years in the Magic Valley a well-known business is closing their doors for good.
After almost 30 years in the Magic Valley a well-known business is closing their doors for good.
As we reach the heat of the summer something everyone needs to remember is the danger of hot cars.
Starting today The Barber Shop at Gehrig, Dale and Co. will be holding their “Beards for Backpacks” school supply drive for the second year.
Firefighters battled a blase southwest of Davis Mountain on Monday. The fire is currently seven acres in size and is expected t o be controlled Tuesday evening.
St. Luke's stresses the importance of calling to complete a risk assessment over the phone before going to the ER for COVID-19 testing.
St. Luke's stresses the importance of calling to complete a risk assessment over the phone before going to the ER for COVID-19 testing
A new directive by the trump administration is making it harder for Idaho to keep track of how many COVID-19 patients are hospitalized around the state and how many hospital beds, ICU beds and ventilator are available.
A new study shows Idahoans are some of the least likely to wear a mask while in public.
Officials are keeping an eye on the number of coronavirus hospitalizations to ensure overcrowding isn't an issue.
With the rising number of cases many states are seeing there hospitals fill up. Idaho is at a record high for hospitalizations since the start of coronavirus with the latest numbers showing 129 hospitalizations state wide.
Health officials continue to learn more about the COVID-19 as there are now new warning signs of the virus. The CDC has added to the list of symptoms.
People turned to technology during coronavirus but there needs to be a healthy balance of screen time
OrthoPro donates water bottles for Twin Falls Parks & Recreation baseball and softball
A Twin Falls business donated 600 reusable water bottles to Twin Falls Parks and Recreation after finding out youth participants would need to have one to play in activities.
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At least one person was flown to a hospital following a Thursday morning crash at the corner of Kimberly Road and Locust Street in Twin Falls.
Health District urges residents to take precautions after rabid bat was discovered in Twin Falls County
AAA says the way people buy cars could be different due to coronavirus
This is the live recording of KMVT's Rise and Shine show from 6:30-7 a.m. for VOD.
UBER requiring both driver and rider to wear masks
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A utility truck rolled on a street in southern Twin Falls on Wednesday afternoon.
The College of Southern Idaho to hold Instant Admit Day at both Twin Falls campus and Mini-Cassia center.
Valley Wide Cooperative donates $11,000 to Dairy West and $10,000 to Idaho 4-H.
Valley Wide donates to to help fight hunger and support farmers
St. Luke's ensures all patients receive excellent communication through the communication framework for healthcare professionals called AIDET.
St. Luke's ensures all patients receive excellent communication through the communication framework for healthcare professionals called AIDET.
Some people have been looking to CBD to help speed up recovery from exercise but some CBD is illegal according to the FDA.
After more than a month of skyrocketing gas prices, drivers were finally able to catch their breath this week.
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Approyo CEO and technology expert, Chris Carter on the overall impact of facial recognition technology in today’s environment.
Approyo CEO and technology expert, Chris Carter on the overall impact of facial recognition technology in today’s environment.
As Idaho and the nation continue to open back following shutdowns from the coronavirus AAA is reminding drivers to be safe as they hit the roads again.