Layne Rabe
Morning Anchor
KMVT/KSVT Twin Falls, Idaho
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.
The South Central Public Health District will offer free HIV tests for World AIDS Day this Friday
Friday is World Aids Day and STI's are on the rise according to the South Central Public Health District.
Officials are reminding drivers to completely clear their windshields of frost and snow before driving
There have been 22 suicides in Twin Falls this year, there were 21 suicides in 2022.
Twin Falls County current suicide rates in 2023, southern Idaho has fewest called into the statewide 988 crisis hotline.
Christmas City, USA will be in the holiday spirit through New Year's Eve and this weekend the historic Wilson Theatre will host "The Christmas Show"
The city of Twin Falls is remaining residents to shovel their sidewalks after it snows
Air St. Luke's Paramedic is from Twin Falls and went to the College of Southern Idaho in the Emergency Medical Services Program.
Air St. Luke's provides flight nurses with life-saving equipment
Pilots play a pivotal role in ensuring Air St. Luke's crew and patients make it home on every call
According to the South Central Public Health District, men are more likely to engage in risky behavior lowering their life expectancy
Idaho Fish and Game has seen a rash of elk entanglements over the last week.
The South Central Public Health District is reminding people how to properly defrost your Thanksgiving turkey
The South Central Public Health District says the best way to defrost a turkey is in the refrigerator for several says depending on the weight
The Idaho Department of Education is holding its holiday card contest and entries must be submitted by Friday.
The South Central Community Action Partnership kicked off its 23rd annual 60 Hours to Fight Hunger on Thursday
The intersection of Filer Ave. E and Meadowview Ln. N will now be an all-way stop
The holidays are a time of joy for many but loneliness and depression can increase for some
The holidays are a time to celebrate for most people but they can be lonely for some who may be missing a loved one
North Side Canal Company will be performing maintenance while the water flow is shut off this Fall and Winter
Seasonal affective disorder or SAD is a major depressive disorder that can cause low mood and low energy
One St. Luke's physician says pain and depression are related as they are both experienced in the same part of the brain
AAA says with plenty of wet and freezing weather on the way, properly inflated tires are more important than ever.
St. Luke's explains why cold weather can affect joint pain and stiffness and how people can prevent discomfort
Gov. Brad Little proclaims October 21 Move Over Law Day
Idaho law states that if a race for city office is not contested it would not be on the ballot.
The Filer Police Department told KMVT that anyone going door-to-door must have a permit
Idaho State Department of Agriculture and the Idaho Fish and Game have announced a portion of the Snake River will be reopened to the public on Thursday, October 19
Meet the Candidate: Cherie Vollmer was born and raised in the Magic Valley, loves the community, and felt this was her time to put her hat in the ring and join the conversation.
Quagga Mussel treatment finished October, 13 in the Snake River Canyon but Idaho Fish and Game says fish mortality may continue to be seen downriver
The Buhl Music Booster Club will hold its first annual Gala to keep music education in the community
Gas prices remain high due to the high price of crude oil according to AAA
