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3 weeks ago | 
kivitv.com | Lorien Nettleton
Are you interested in nursing but can't attend full-time classes? CSI's new part-time program spreads coursework over three years instead of two.
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3 weeks ago | 
kivitv.com | Lorien Nettleton
TWIN FALLS, Idaho - Nine South African refugees are expected to arrive in Twin Falls this week, receiving support services despite recent cuts to refugee resettlement funding. "Twin Falls is a very welcoming community, and we have opened our doors and our hearts to people from all over the world for the last 45 years," said Chandra Upreti, director of the US Committee on Refugee and Immigrants Twin Falls office.
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3 weeks ago | 
kivitv.com | Lorien Nettleton
BUHL, Idaho - Buhl School District is asking voters to approve a two-year, $650,000 levy on the May 20 ballot to fund essential operations including staffing, transportation and supplies. If the levy fails, the district will need to make significant cuts beyond the three teaching positions already planned for elimination due to decreased enrollment. "If we don't pass the levy, we're going to have to make some pretty significant cuts," said Superintendent Angie Oparnico.
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4 weeks ago | 
kivitv.com | Lorien Nettleton
TWIN FALLS, Idaho - The Twin Falls Police Department has unveiled a permanent memorial display featuring the uniform of Officer Craig Bracken, the only officer killed in the line of duty in the department's 118-year history. The uniform, which shows the bullet hole and blood stains from the 1939 shooting, is now displayed in a museum-quality case in the patrol briefing room. "When we started doing a closer examination of the uniform, and we saw the bullet hole, saw the blood drops.
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1 month ago | 
kivitv.com | Lorien Nettleton
TWIN FALLS, Idaho - Three Idaho men will pay hundreds of dollars in fines and lose their hunting licenses for three years as part of a plea deal in a larger wildlife poaching investigation. The men were among several Idahoans accused of crimes against wildlife in the South Hills. Austin Zeko, Brian Bob George, and Bobby George agreed to the deal that dropped lesser misdemeanors and reduced some serious felonies, according to public court records.
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1 month ago | 
kivitv.com | Lorien Nettleton
TWIN FALLS, Idaho - Two women from Australia were rescued after separate BASE jumping accidents near the Perrine Bridge in Twin Falls on Thursday, both occurring during their first-ever jumps. Emergency crews responded to the first incident just before 1 p.m. when a woman had a hard landing at the normal BASE jump site. "An individual jumped off the Perrine bridge, and she had a pretty hard landing there at the normal BASE jump site," said Sergeant Ken Mencl from the Twin Falls Sheriff's Office.
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1 month ago | 
kivitv.com | Lorien Nettleton
TWIN FALLS, Idaho - A Kootenai County woman is suing a Filer man who pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting her when she was 16 years old, saying the attack derailed her life and dreams of working in the cattle industry. Tamera Slusher has filed a lawsuit against Ryan Mai and Rymo Cattle Company in Twin Falls District Court, seeking damages for the 2021 sexual assault that she says ruined her life. "4H and FFA was a huge part of everything that I did, so it was part of my identity," Slusher said.
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1 month ago | 
kivitv.com | Lorien Nettleton
HAGERMAN, Idaho - As signs of spring emerge in southern Idaho, residents are gearing up for an event that marks the change of the season: the annual Rock Chuck Derby in Hagerman. This popular event not only adds excitement to the community but also raises funds for local students through the Hagerman Booster Club. "Every springtime, we have these rock chucks coming out of the ground, and they're everywhere," Terry Mode told Idaho News 6.
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1 month ago | 
kivitv.com | Lorien Nettleton
TWIN FALLS, Idaho - The wait is finally over: after months of construction, the road to Shoshone Falls is now open, just as water levels on the Snake River begin to crank up to peak flow. Tourists and locals can once again enjoy the breathtaking views of one of Idaho's most iconic natural wonders. "It's a very busy place," said Wendy Davis, Twin Falls Parks and Recreation Director.
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1 month ago | 
kivitv.com | Lorien Nettleton
TWIN FALLS, Idaho - "As you get outside of Paris, it looks a lot like Idaho," Lieutenant Governor Scott Bedke told Idaho News 6. He was talking about the landscape, but also about the agricultural industries of both regions. "There's a lot of food being processed in both areas... Dairy farmers are dairy farmers anywhere you go, and milk processors are milk processors, so a very familiar setting and feel to their agriculture," he said.
