After taking third place at a cheer leading competition in Utah, 23 girls from the junior level 2 are preparing to go to a National Cheerleading competition in Fort Walton Beach, Florida.
The fate of the Burley Municipal Airport continues to hang in the balance. For years the airport has been fighting to come up with a way to move forward.
Recognizing that not every child learns the same, the Pinecrest Academy of Idaho, wanted to open a school in the magic valley to give families another option for education.
Republican senator of Idaho Mike Crapo and democratic senator of Minnesota Amy Klobuchar are taking steps to cut down on scammers using robocalls to defraud consumers.
The transportation provider’s new route will benefit the Wood River Valley’s elderly population and those needing help getting to medical appointments.
Investigators with the Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children Unit arrested two Twin Falls men this week for allegedly possessing child exploitative material.
Twin Beans Coffee Company began in 2010 as the first roaster in Twin Falls. Now, over a decade later, it is immediately clear this is not just a coffee shop. It’s a place where people can connect with friends, feel at ease and recharge.
Two Idaho parents have been sentenced to prison for child abuse after their weeks-old daughter suffered broken bones and severe brain damage. Doctors say the child may never fully recover.
The federal government determines how many doses the states get based on population then the state distributes those doses to each health district based on county population.
The College of Southern Idaho is showcasing how the field of chemistry has thousands of applications in everyday life. that’s the topic of this week’s From Learning to Leading.
A section of Shoshone Street South in Twin Falls reopened Tuesday evening after being closed for more than a week to repair a broken waterline and the roadway.
Idaho’s state revenue has outperformed projections for seven months in the Mini-Cassia region. Businesses have seen a similar financial resiliency throughout the course of the pandemic.
Legislation allowing the use of snowmobiles, ATVs, powered parachutes and other methods to hunt and kill wolves year-round with no limits in most of Idaho has been introduced.
Ten years ago Mark Pattison found himself searching for answers. Now he's one mountain away from joining the exclusive Seven Summit club, which would make him the first ever NFL player to do so.
Record-breaking cold and winter storms in the U.S. Have forced the cancellation of thousands of blood donations. KMVT is putting first to explain how the Magic Valley can take part in providing lifesaving blood donations.
Authorities say a 32-year-old Nevada man with ties to anti-government activist Ammon Bundy has been arrested and accused of threatening the lives of a Las Vegas police detective and a prosecutor.
The Financial Literacy program is designed to increase student’s everyday math skills by covering topics like savings account, checking accounts, managing credit and other financial issues.
With COVID-19 cases heading downward in the Gem State and vaccines being rolled out, one group of special adults said a return to normalcy can’t come soon enough.
There is a notable increase in stolen vehicles in Cassia County and some are still missing. KMVT is putting you first with details from officials on what the community needs to know in order to keep their property safe.
