The Idaho State Police is investigating a death which occurred on March 19, 2023, at approximately 8:27 A.M., on eastbound Interstate 84, near mile post 56, just east of Boise in Ada County.
Education was on the ballot during this year's March 14th election - and the region saw resounding success within southern Idaho’s school districts. KMVT's Zach Bruhl tells you how the Twin Falls School District will spend their new funds approved by voters.
Article V of the United States Constitution gives states the power to call a Convention of States to propose amendments, and a grassroots movement in Idaho is working to encourage the Gem State to join the COS.
Since 2016, one business in Twin Falls has been providing the area with all you might need for your alternative medicine needs. In this week’s segment of Behind the Business – Joey Martin takes us to Crystals EnLight
Many southern Idaho families are working every day to keep family farms alive - In this week's Salute to Idaho Agriculture, KMVT talks with one family who is carrying on the family farm tradition..
Legislation relating to school choice is continuing to be introduced in the Idaho State Legislature. Two different bills were discussed Tuesday in education committees, but only one is going to see the light of day, as the other failed to win over lawmakers.
SB1130 passed the Senate 28 to 7. The vote fell along party lines with all the Senate Democrats voting against it, and all the Republicans voting in support.
The Sawtooth Avalanche Center, along with the Blaine County Sheriff’s Department continue to warn residents that there is still a considerable threat of danger of more slides to occur.
For the 3rd year, Shoshone Falls After Dark is returning to Twin Falls. The event this year is taking place over two weekends - because last year so many people wanted to attend.
Today (Tuesday) is the day to get out to your local polling precinct and cast your vote for school bond levies. Polls are open from 8am to 8pm - and if you’re not a registered voter, you can register at the polling location or at your county courthouse.
Legislation aimed at addressing concerns related no-excuse absentee voting in Idaho is going back to the drawing board, after failing in the House Monday.
Legislation that will bring back the firing squad to Idaho, as a secondary means of execution when lethal injection is not available, is heading to the Senate.
The Twin Falls County Commissioners held a meeting Monday morning to consider joining the joint resolution in opposition of the Lava Ridge Wind Project.