A new traffic signal at Eighth Street and Overland Road in Burley is inoperable after being hit by heavy equipment as ITD assesses damage and plans repairs.
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- Idaho State University Twin Falls
ISU President Robert Wagner’s fall address highlights the university’s 125-year legacy, current impact across Idaho, and strategic focus on growth and service.
- College of Southern Idaho
CSI men’s soccer shut out Pacific Northwest Christian 6-0 in Jerome, Idaho, with six different goal scorers and a 34-2 shot advantage before heading to Utah.
- College of Southern Idaho
CSI women’s soccer stayed perfect in 2026 with a 22-0 home win over Pacific Northwest Christian, led by four goals and four assists from Hailee Pool.
- College of Southern Idaho
Seventh-ranked CSI volleyball fell to Odessa College and top-ranked Miami Dade at the Bruin Bash in Salt Lake City, dropping to 11-4 ahead of conference play.
- College of Southern Idaho
CSI volleyball edges Trinity Valley and Eastern Wyoming in five-set matches at the Bruin Bash in Salt Lake City, improving to 11-2 behind key performances.
- Idaho State University Twin Falls
Idaho State historian Meghan Woolley earns a Notre Dame fellowship to complete a book on how emotions shaped the development of medieval English common law.
A new traffic signal at Eighth Street and Overland Road in Burley is inoperable after being hit by heavy equipment as ITD assesses damage and plans repairs.
ISU President Robert Wagner’s fall address highlights the university’s 125-year legacy, current impact across Idaho, and strategic focus on growth and service.
Idaho State historian Meghan Woolley earns a Notre Dame fellowship to complete a book on how emotions shaped the development of medieval English common law.
ISU is leading a three-year multi-university study to test bridge deck overlay materials and develop an Idaho-specific decision guide for strengthening bridges.
During a surrogate pregnancy, 34-year-old Musgrove discovered a breast lump, underwent biopsy, and was diagnosed with HER2-positive breast cancer.
Vandal HARVEST will use a campus-based hydroponic greenhouse to create competitive jobs for people with disabilities and supply year-round local produce.
Twin Falls will begin its 2026 mill and inlay project Sept. 10, resurfacing Elm Street and Mountain View Drive with paving scheduled Sept. 14-16.
Idaho Transportation Department will remove the Lapwai Creek railroad bridge over US-95 in Culdesac Canyon starting Sept. 9, with lane closures and overnight detours.
CSI men’s soccer shut out Pacific Northwest Christian 6-0 in Jerome, Idaho, with six different goal scorers and a 34-2 shot advantage before heading to Utah.
CSI women’s soccer stayed perfect in 2026 with a 22-0 home win over Pacific Northwest Christian, led by four goals and four assists from Hailee Pool.
Seventh-ranked CSI volleyball fell to Odessa College and top-ranked Miami Dade at the Bruin Bash in Salt Lake City, dropping to 11-4 ahead of conference play.
CSI volleyball edges Trinity Valley and Eastern Wyoming in five-set matches at the Bruin Bash in Salt Lake City, improving to 11-2 behind key performances.
ISU faculty and staff can receive two free tickets to Saturday’s September 12 home football game and other fall home contests by showing a Bengal ID.
CSI men’s soccer scored five goals in a 5-1 road win over Truckee Meadows, powered by early strikes and two Edward Hill goals to open conference play.
No. 7 CSI volleyball swept Western Nebraska to finish a 3-0 weekend at home, staying unbeaten in Twin Falls behind a balanced attack and strong defensive play.
CSI women’s soccer totaled 31 shots and a brace from Annie Layton in a 2-1 road win over Truckee Meadows to open SWAC play in Reno, Nevada.
Spend an easy afternoon in Twin Falls walking behind Perrine Coulee Falls, lunching by the Perrine Bridge, and visiting Shoshone Falls on the Snake River.
Southern Idaho’s summer rodeo season blends patriotism, Western heritage, family traditions and community pride across seven counties from July through Labor Day.
Beat South Central Idaho’s August heat on the Snake River near Rupert, Heyburn and Burley with boating, wakesurfing, rentals, scenic views and safety tips.
Explore how Idahoans are rethinking legacy planning to balance gifts to heirs with local charitable giving and long-term support for Idaho communities.
Idaho State University hosts the Idaho International Choral Festival July 15–18, featuring more than 300 vocalists, free quad concerts, and a Grand Finale Gala.
As America marks its 250th birthday, the article reflects on national generosity, highlighting record U.S. charitable giving and Idaho Community Foundation grants.
Discover Southern Idaho cottage foods at farm stands, markets and bakeries offering homemade jams, breads, pies, honey and seasonal orchard produce.