Idaho had its second driest spring in the last 126 years.
“If you’re at a campground and people are hunting wolves … it kind of seems like there’s an easy excuse to shoot and then ask questions later instead of figuring out the right answer before you shoot.”
Twin Falls County commissioners will conduct a public hearing at 10 a.m. Friday on a plan to restrict public recreational shooting at the Indian Springs area in the South Hills.
After a new law caused some confusion, officials say a proposed ballot initiative to raise money for education is legal and back on track.
In the midst of local fairs and festivals, the College of Southern Idaho Refugee Center is giving local residents the opportunity to travel th…
TWIN FALLS — The fifth annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes is Saturday at the Twin Falls Visitor Center.
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