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A new leader is in at Twin Falls High School following the sudden death of the school’s principal. → Read More
A supplemental levy for Jerome schools will stay on the books for at least two more years. → Read More
JEROME — Voters on Tuesday will decide on a $1.6 million supplemental levy for Jerome School District. → Read More
School will start in-person next week at the yellow level. All staff and students will be required to wear masks. → Read More
More than 100 people at Twin Falls County Jail are now positive for COVID-19, officials said Tuesday. → Read More
Two summer school students in Twin Falls recently tested positive for COVID-19, the district said Monday. → Read More
Those holding a cellphone while driving in Idaho can now be pulled over by the police. → Read More
Anybody who needs food can pick it up for free on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at County West in Twin Falls. → Read More
Too many Idahoans got sick from COVID-19 to move beyond the Stage 4 of reopening, Gov. Brad Little said Thursday. → Read More
A popular southern Idaho wakeboarding competition will move forward as scheduled. → Read More
Voters could get another chance to decide on a bond to build a new school in Jerome. → Read More
Money for Bliss School District to maintain its building is up for a vote in the May 19 primary election. → Read More
Voters will still decide on a $26 million bond to build a new school in Jerome. → Read More
About 330 students in Castleford will go to school only four days a week starting in the 2020-21 school year. → Read More
The city updated its contract with a top administrator to reflect previously approved salary increases. → Read More
A Twin Falls School District employee tested positive for COVID-19, but the risk of spread to students is low, the district said. → Read More
College of Southern Idaho moves classes online to prevent coronavirus spread. → Read More
Out-of-state hunters could pay more for permits and tags under a bill headed for the governor’s desk. → Read More
Two new license plates could be available in Idaho soon. One opposes abortion. The other opposes hate. → Read More
Lawmakers moved forward Monday with a bill that would increase the grocery tax credit available to Idahoans. → Read More