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Twin Falls announced Wednesday the city's United Express flight to Denver would be discontinued on November 30. It will only be six months after the daily flight, operated by SkyWest Airlines, started.

The gunman in the shooting at the Boise Town Square Mall Monday broadcasted white-supremacist remarks on social media. He has also been known to police since early April when he showed up in the state Capitol with a gun and a camera.

While some have questioned why 2021 is the ideal time to be putting a massive water bond before voters, Boise Mayor Lauren McLean argues that the timing actually works in the bond’s favor.

Doses of the pediatric Pfizer vaccine could be on their way to Idaho very soon.

Two died and four people were injured in the shooting at Boise Towne Square Mall on Monday.

A headache of one Idaho business is a lack of a bike parts. Another's is a shortage of paper products. Yet another's is long-delayed wine bottles.

Leslie Manookian, the president of Health Freedom Defense Fund, is a Blaine County resident, and said earlier this month that the organization would fight other face mask ordinances in the Wood River Valley.

When Boise State women’s and men’s basketball tips off at ExtraMile Arena in the coming weeks, officials will be expecting fans to wearing face coverings. And for those fans who would like a bit more space, the university will deliberately not sell out all sections of the arena, so that select areas can be used for extra social distancing.

IDL presented a budget preview with a nearly 29% – or roughly $2 million – increase from the general fund.

Affordable housing has been a top concern among Wood River Valley communities during the pandemic. Now, the discussions about how to address the issue are continuing into campaign season.

Fifty Afghans are supposed to come to Twin Falls this fiscal year, which started on Oct. 1. On top of that, 200 people are set to come from countries including Eritrea, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Sudan.

An interview with Melissa Colasanti, author of the new novel, Call Me Elizabeth Lark. A psychological thriller, the book follows the mysterious reappearance of a woman’s daughter after 20 years.