The Blaine County School District is working with local law enforcement to a provide a bigger law enforcement presence in all of their schools, and to be more proactive.
The beginning of the school year can be an exciting time for students and teachers alike, as they embark on another year of studies. But, with that excitement can also come anxiety, stress and a range of emotions that can eventually lead to burnout.
Residents along the canyon rim in Twin Falls are facing a *unique* challenge. KMVT’s Zach Bruhl tells us what the residents, and the city, are doing to solve the issue.
Tax season is still months away, and far from many minds. But tax experts are urging filers to take-a-peek at the upcoming tax season to ensure an easy filing process.
The Twin Falls School District says they are still looking to hire about 10 more teachers before school starts next week. But how is the district working to support the teachers they currently have?
The Twin Falls School District is heading back to school next Wednesday. But before you send your kids off to class, there are a few things you must remember to complete.
Lights and Lasers is returning for their fifth year, but they’ll be moving this year. Organizers are moving the event to Idaho Central Legacy Fields, In Filer, to create more space for the event, which sells out annually.
August is National Breastfeeding Month, a chance to promote advocacy, protection and promotion of breastfeeding and work towards giving all families the chance to breastfeed.
Preparations are underway at Mid-Columbia Bus Company, who serves many of South-Central Idaho school districts, as the beginning of the school year is just over a week away.
This new program will be able to help those people who have encountered the justice system because of their mental health or a substance abuse disorder.
Here in the Magic Valley some schools are still dealing with teacher shortages, With the start of a new school year only a few weeks away, KMVT’s Steve Kirch highlights how one school district is dealing with the problem.
Friday was the last day for Debbie Critchfield as the Communications Officer for the Cassia County School District, as she pursues her journey to become Superintendent of Public Instruction for Idaho.
If an evacuation is ordered, residents are reminded that only service animals are allowed in evacuation shelters. But what if you have a pet that’s not a service animal?
Over 40 million adults in the United States have an anxiety disorder. And for this week’s Fit and Well Idaho report we look at how many of the symptoms of anxiety mimic other health conditions.
Carmen Creek Rancher Jay Smith and wife Cheyenne graze about 800 head of cattle on 100,000 acres of public and private land, about 40,000 of it is now being impacted by wildfires in the Salmon Challis National Forest.
In collaboration with Idaho Fish and Game, the Sawtooth National Recreation Area is closing all dispersed camping sites along the North Fork Road in response to increased bear activity until further notice.
Conservation groups are asking the U.S. Government to withhold millions of dollars in federal funding from states that have enacted anti-wolf legislation.
The couple started small, but with the help of the Twin Falls Farmer’s Market, their operation has grown to a point that they don’t need to spend so much time with their *quote* city jobs.
In mountain towns, like in the Wood River Valley, the chance of running into wildlife can be part of the charm. Recently, encounters have become too close, and frequent, for comfort.
During the summer fire season firefighters may have to battle fires in 100-degree heat and intense humidity. Some might have to also to carry 100 pounds worth of equipment and wear heavy clothing.
According to the Department of Environmental Quality, there are many resources that people can use to measure the risk of venturing outside when the air is of questionable quality.
With the fire season just getting into full swing, Twin Falls District BLM has already had some crews work 36-hour shifts to battle the Bray Fire and while crews hope to avoid relying on those hours again, they remain prepared to respond when needed.
Mortgage rates are above 5% nationally and that, paired with all-time high prices, is driving potential buyers away from the market. But could that be a good thing for those who persist?
Governor Brad Little issued the following statement Tuesday after President Joe Biden’s U.S. Justice Department announced it filed a lawsuit challenging Idaho’s pro-life law.
Monkeypox testing was temporarily suspended Monday, while the laboratory conducted a full-scale investigation that identified the source of the error and established remedies to ensure that it will not happen again.
