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Twin Falls Animal Shelter Giving Dogs and Cats Away
Most of us love animals. Generally dogs and cats, if not iguanas, and monitor lizards. People for Pets in Twin Falls warns the shelter is packed, and the staff needs to make space. A pajama party is scheduled for Friday, August 30th. Don’t worry, you can wear other clothes (but clothes are required for humans). It’s not a slumber party, but the staff is staying late. Doors will be open to the public until 9:00 p.m.
Friday Night Blitz Week 0
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — Southern Idaho Week 0 football has arrived!. Six area teams were in action Friday to kick off the 2024 season. The Kimberly Bulldogs will be in action Saturday as they travel to take on Fruitland. Make sure to watch Friday Night Blitz at 10...
Fit and Well: Virtual Care
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — Finding a new primary care provider can be difficult, but online options are helping bridge gaps in health care. Virtual care can quickly connect patients with a provider, whether new to the Magic Valley, newly expecting, or simply not feeling well. Saint Luke’s on-demand...
Huskies overcome opening miscues to dominate Canyon Ridge 34-6
The Emmett Huskies broke in their new artificial turf field Friday evening with a convincing win over visiting Canyon Ridge, 34-6. Despite turning the ball over three times inside the Riverhawk 20 in the first half, Emmett built a 21-0 lead by halftime and cruised home. A young Huskie defense only allowed Canyon Ridge to enter Emmett territory on two drives all night. Senior quarterback Ryder Scheibe ran 7-yards in the first quarter to put the Huskies on top to stay. Scheibe added a 13-yard...
Equipment write-offs: There’s more to it than you might think
It’s pretty common for clients to consider buying equipment at year's end in order to write it off for tax purposes. Since this is one of the more arbitrary parts of both accounting and taxes, a little thought is in order. Bottom line: We need to think about depreciation timing for when the tax deduction will help the most.
Twin Falls Is Changing, But Is The Town Better or Worse?
Twin Falls is rapidly growing, and through the process, there have been many changes. There have been new neighborhoods developed, new shopping centers, some businesses have left town to make room for others, and traffic has increased through the years. While a town growing can be good, there can be an argument that Twin has gotten worse through all the changes. Those that are born and raised here, seem to not like the town growing and changing before their eyes, but for some younger generations, they enjoy having more options for shopping and eating. Are all the changes happening around Twin Falls making the town a better place to live or is it ruining the town and making it worse?
Idaho Home Prices Have Dropped the Most in The Nation
Ah, the good ole days when Idaho's housing market was the envy of the nation. It's a challenge to describe the housing frenzy as thousands of Americans moved to Idaho, buying homes sight unseen. If you remember the days of the Oregon Trail, it was reminiscent of the gold rush.
This Idaho City’s Dumb Policy Continues to Anger Idahoans
Every city in Idaho is special to those who live there, regardless of how long they have lived in their own unique Idahome. No, we're not going to report that one city is the best over another. However, one city has a HUGE problem that threatens to disrupt anyone visiting this Treasure Valley city.
Jaw-Dropping Report Names One Idaho College “Worst In America”
There are many reasons to distrust the standard US News & World Report rankings of the Best Colleges In America. Author Malcolm Gladwell has done plenty of research to prove the lack of fundamental research in the annual report, which seems critical for colleges to be highly ranked. It's no surprise that the top three schools in 2024 are Princeton and MIT, and a tie for third between Harvard and Stanford.
Cherished Idaho Drive-In Theater Closes for Good This Weekend
When drive-in movie season kicked off this summer, Idaho was lucky enough to still have seven classic drive-in theaters operating around the state. Unfortunately, one of those theaters will not be back next year. In mid-July, the Teton Vu Drive-In in Rexburg broke the news to movie lovers with a...
Incredibly Unique Idaho High School Among the Most Expensive in America
If you’re a parent, you already know first hand from this back to school shopping season that school, in general, is expensive. This year, the USA Today estimates that parents with kids in grades K-12 will spend about $875 on supplies, clothes, shoes and other things their child needs going into the new school year.
'Frozen in place': High housing prices, incongruent wages keep Idaho's housing market at standstill
Idaho’s housing market is largely stuck in an expensive place, as is the nationwide market, with high interest rates keeping many people from buying and selling. “We’re all just kind of sitting here frozen in place, waiting for this thing to unthaw,” Idaho Department of Labor Economist Sam Wolkenhauer said. Wolkenhauer on Tuesday provided an overview in a Department of Labor webinar of local and national housing market conditions and...
High school football kicks off in southern Idaho with limited schedule
BOISE, Idaho — The sights and sounds of high school football return to stadiums across Idaho this weekend as the season kicks off with a limited schedule of season openers. More than a dozen teams in KTVB's coverage area open the 2024 campaign Friday night. Homedale plays host to Snake River in a rematch of the 2023 state quarterfinals. The Trojans are No. 2 in the 4A rankings in the preseason state media poll.
Idaho DHW to Suspend Hunting and Fishing Licenses of Delinquent Parents Owing Child Support
BOISE - The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare (DHW) will be taking stronger measures to enforce child support payments by suspending hunting and fishing licenses for non-custodial parents who owe past due child support. The new policy, aimed at ensuring timely and complete child support payments, is set to go into effect on September 1, 2024.
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