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Home buyers still having difficulties in the Magic Valley
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — Despite mortgage rates starting to go down, many people are still having trouble finding housing in our area. Bryan Newberry is a broker and owner of Magic Valley Realty. He says interest rates have lowered by one point, 25 percent, since October 2024. While...
Partly cloudy today with a few thunderstorms in the mountains
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — A weak trough of low pressure is passing through the region. This trough has already brought a few thunderstorms to parts of Eastern Oregon. Expect thunderstorms to pass through the West Central Mountains throughout the later hours of this morning. Conditions will calm most of...
What’s Happening in Bingham County
This is the place to find announcements, things to do, services available, ways to contribute and “the rest of the story” about events that have happened or updates on those currently happening. Announcements: • Please note the correction about visitor’s football seating at Blackfoot High School this year. Obviously I need to experience the bleachers firsthand by attending the season’s first home game on Aug. 30 against the Preston Indians....
Big downtown project under threat, with changes in ownership and scaling back proposed
A large-scale project to redevelop the neighborhood around the Downtown Boise YMCA is shifting, shrinking, and there’s concern if major parts of the project will materialize at all. The Capital City Development Corp. held a work session Monday with its board to hear updates from staff members and a...
City Council removes parking minimums for new developments
SPOKANE, Wash. – Businesses attempting to get permits in Spokane will no longer have to build parking to accompany their buildings. The move makes Spokane the first major city in Washington to permanently remove mandatory parking minimums, a move councilmembers hope will spur new development. “A lot of (parking...
Spokane City Council focuses on homelessness in return from two-week break
SPOKANE, Wash. — After spending the last two weeks on summer break, Spokane City Council returned to their chambers for a busy night of work. They returned, once again, tackling issues tied to homelessness. Homelessness proved to be a big talker during Monday night's Spokane City Council meeting, but...
Make a "snack station" for those after-school munchies
From kid-friendly lunches to after-school snacks, registered dietician Annessa Chumbley gives us some great tips on how to start the school year. Signature Select, only available at Albertsons and Safeway, has a variety of convenient, high-quality products for back-to-school mealtime. Right now through September 11th, take advantage of their "Save...
Shelley-Firth Ambulance District looking to expand response area to include Firth
A petition is circulating in northern Bingham County to see if the residents in the Firth area want ambulance service from Shelley instead of the more distant Blackfoot. To do so, the county commissioners will need to approve expanding the county’s ambulance district south to 350 North. Currently, the Shelley-Firth Ambulance District stops at 800 N. Goshen Road, just before the city of Firth. This means Blackfoot ambulances are responding...
Local hair salon hosts back-to-school charity event
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The Divine Hair and Nail Salon hosted their second “Kuts 4 Kids” event early Sunday. The Twin Falls community gathered at the salon to either volunteer or get their haircut. The salon offered free haircuts for kids from preschool to college and...
Greater Tater Tot Festival happening in Idaho Falls Friday and Saturday
IDAHO FALLS--The tater tot has been a classic food item for years. From a fast-food combo to cameos in the movie Napoleon Dynamite-- the tater tot continues to gain popularity. However, its origin story is a mystery to most people. Leslie Grigg the great Nephew of the tater tot’s founders...
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